Nanocellulose and its derivatives represent the most abundant biopolymers on Earth,
offering a wide range of advantages, including versatility in preparation, customizable …

Overusing pesticides, fertilizers, and synthetic dyes has significantly increased their
presence in various parts of the environment. The transportation of these pollutants into …

Functionalization and various applications of biomaterials have progressively gained a
major interest due to the cost-effectiveness, renewability, and biodegradability of these …

Since industrial effluents contain several dye species, investigation on the competitive
adsorption and selective adsorption mechanism is quite necessary. In this paper, single and …

Bacterial cellulose (BC) is an ideal candidate material for drug delivery, but the disbalance
between the swelling behavior and mechanical properties limits its application. In this work …

In the current state of the art, textile products and materials generate a significant
environmental impact since they are not managed under a circular economy paradigm. It is …

The presence of mercury (Hg (II)) in water bodies poses a pressing threat not only to aquatic
life forms but also human health. This work proposes the fabrication of a novel thiol (-SH) …

The polymer adsorbents in the sponge form have the porous structure and high elasticity
that endow them with good adsorption capacity and recyclability. The immobilization of nano …

How to improve the flame retardancy of lyocell fibers has become an important issue in
textile industry. Herein, lyocell fibers were firstly undergone etherification reaction between …

Regenerated cellulose (RC) recovered from cellulose dissolution waste liquid was used as
absorbent for dye wastewater treatment. The RC presents a uniform flake-like structure with …