Cellulose is produced from pine and fir and can be a future environment-friendly textile fiber, according to a study of cellulose production. Cellulose is produced from pine and fir and can be a ...

In order to improve the sustainability credentials of biofuels, experts have been trying to figure out ways to produce them from non-food sources, such as cellulose – the material that makes up the ...

Last week two women scientists explained how plants build the cellulose membranes that form cell walls, a process of vital interest to textile technologists. Unable to see how plants manufacture their ...

Minnesota's first mill turning trees into cellulose for textiles and other consumer products is up and running in Cloquet. Sappi Fine Paper's $170 million conversion of the Cloquet pulp mill, which ...

Researchers at VTT, Finland, have been able to transmit light through an optical fiber based on a wood derivative. The fiber, which is made of cellulose, is best suited for sensors that could benefit ...

A one-step process seeds cellulose aerogel with conductive nanoparticles to create a flexible 3D superconductor with high capacitance and conductance. Cellulose, a renewable and sustainable material ...

THE word ‘cellulose’ possesses two connotations : in a technical sense it denotes products obtained by certain processes from vegetable material ; in a chemical sensé it is commonly used for a linear ...

Cellulose is by far the most common biopolymer on the planet, and it is well known for its renewable, biocompatible, and biodegradable nature. Cellulose is a type of linear polysaccharide (β (1−4) ...