Agricultural biomass is the organic material left as a by-product after agricultural activities,
particularly in developing countries. Present-day scenario witnesses a declined supply of …

Agricultural waste has significant potential in composites due to its high strength, availability,
and sustainability. The potential of agricultural waste has sparked a lot of research to find …

Cellulose is the most profuse biopolymer ever existing on earth. Isolation of cellulose in
nanodimension known as cellulose nanocrystals or cellulose nanofibers (CNF) from the …

The bio-based products can provide a solution to the problems associated with petroleum
shortages and waste treatment. Nanocellulose development has raised massive interest for …

Agricultural bio‐waste has prompted a lot of study into finding methods to utilize the
resources as substitutes for synthetic materials due to its high strength, availability …

It has been shown that in the last decades nanotechnology plays a key role not only in
science but more and more of ten in industry as well. Recent research has shown that …

Rising environmental awareness and the high demand for alternatives to non-renewable
petroleum resources has led to extensive research focused on the concept of biomass …

This review describes the recent advances in the production and application of cellulose
nanomaterials. Cellulose nanomaterials (CNMs), especially cellulose nanocrystals and …

Increasing global population led to energy crisis, food demand, pollution impacts, and
climate change that have significantly affected the quality survival and sustainability of the …

The search for renewable alternatives to petroleum products for industrial applications is
increasing. Each year, many tons of inedible plant material is produced, much of which is …