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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Cellulose Materials"”.

  1. Sustainable methodologies to transform non-metallic printed circuit boards waste into value-added products

    … composed of phenol formaldehyde or paper-based cellulose materials. FR-4 substrates comprise of glass fibers- epoxy resins. The PCBs is always an interesting component for recyclers as it contains more than 28-30% metal. While recycling, the metallic elements are dismantled and reused for its …

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  2. Developments in White Pigment Production Using Biocompatible Cellulose-Based Materials

    … been high refractive index inorganic materials, notably titanium dioxide (TiO<sub>2</sub>), which recently has raised significant concerns among consumers. Consequently, there is a growing need to explore safer and more biocompatible alternatives. Over the last few years, …

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  3. Applications and Advancements of Dynamic Isoelectric Focusing

    … a cellulase enzyme capable of degrading multiple cellulose materials over a wide range of environmental conditions. DIEF did isolate the protein in a pH span of 0.005 which is equivalent to 0.075% of the total pH range. Fractions were collected for sequencing analysis, but the fractions were …

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  4. Bio-Modification of Non-Biological Surfaces With Function-Spacer-Lipid Constructs by Methods Including Bioprinting

    … including papers, polymers, metals, modified cellulose materials and natural fibres. All surfaces were able to attach the FSLs. The stability of the attachment was shown to be unchanged after 8 months at room temperature. Some detergents and solvents were able to remove the FSLs from the …

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