Recent advances in (reactive) melt processing of cellulose acetate and related biodegradable bio-compositions
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Publication Date
2011-11-28
DOI
10.1039/C1PY00421B
Impact Factor
5.582
Authors
Robert Quintana, Olivier Persenaire, Leila Bonnaud, Philippe Dubois
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Abstract
Cellulose esters, where thermoplastic cellulose acetate is the most industrially relevant derivative, have become highly significant as biodegradable materials issued from renewable bio-feedstock. This contribution highlights some of the main achievements in blending and functionalization of cellulose acetate through (reactive) melt processing with a view to produce environmentally friendly products. Biodegradation aspects of these cellulosic derivatives are also raised.
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