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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"bio-based polymers"”.

  1. Characterization of Cellulose and Chitin Thin Films and Their Interactions with Bio-based Polymers

    As the two most abundant natural polymers on earth, cellulose and chitin have attracted increasing attention as a source of renewable energy and functional materials. Thin films of cellulose and chitin are useful for studying interactions of these materials with other natural and synthetic …

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  2. Investigating the endocrine disrupting potential and cytotoxic effects of packaging leachates and plasticisers

    … This thesis assessed novel naturally produced bio-based polymers that are currently being explored as a potentially safer alternative to current synthetic plastics using in vitro bioassays. <br/><br/>The in vitro bioassays utilised in this thesis have shown to be valuable for assessing …

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  3. Abiotic and Biotic Polymer Degradation to Inform Sustainable Design

    … is crucial to inform the sustainable design of polymers. This thesis is structured into three chapters, each addressing critical aspects of polymer degradation: In the first chapter, I develop and apply a sequential abiotic (photodegradation and hydrolysis) and biotic degradation test to a …

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  4. Designing High Performing Durable Bio-Based Coatings for Packaging Applications

    … packaging applications using renewable biopolymers. These include cellulose, extracted from plants, and chitin, sourced from mushrooms and food waste like crustacean exoskeletons. These natural polymers can form strong, high-performance films but are limited by moisture sensitivity and …

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  5. Applicazioni di Nanocellulosa da Scarti e Sottoprodotti come Materiale Sostenibile ad Alte Performance per il Confezionamento Alimentare

    … come materie prime alternative per ottenere biopolimeri ecosostenibili e biodegradabili, noti come nanocristalli (CNC) e nanofibre (CNF) di cellulosa. I materiali agricoli e industriali oggetto di studio, in forma di rifiuti o sottoprodotti, come le bucce di soia e la polvere di cotone, la …

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