Lignocellulose, an abundant renewable resource, presents a promising alternative for
sustainable energy and industrial applications. However, large-scale adoption of …

The Australian sugar industry over the last few years has focused heavily on the valorisation
of sugarcane bagasse, an abundant lignocellulosic biomass that has the potential to be …

Chemical recycling can be used to separate fibers that are constituents of different types of
fabrics. This type of process can be considered one of the most effective forms of recycling …

As the world faces the challenges of climate change and diminishing fossil fuel reserves,
researchers and scientists have increasingly explored the use of plant waste as a viable …

It is believed that hemicellulose plays a crucial role in binding cellulose and lignin in plant
cells. It may provide significant implications through figuring out the interaction between …

The sustainable management of residual waste streams generated from the pulp and paper
industry (PPI) has garnered increasing concerns due to the energy crisis and the pressing …

Hemicellulose-rich pulp raw materials are avoided in the production of man-made cellulosic
textile fibres due to hemicellulose reactivity with the currently used industrial solvent …

The rational use of bamboo to make dissolving pulp can offer up new opportunities for
cellulose production, alleviating wood scarcity. Bamboo contains a high content of non-fiber …

As the global population continues growing, the demand for textiles also increases, putting
pressure on cotton manufacturers to produce more natural fiber from this already …

Sulfite and kraft pulping are two principal methods of industrial delignification of wood. In
recent decades, those have been considered as possibilities to pretreat recalcitrant wood …