Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the America

Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the

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A cradle-to-gate LCA was conducted for six BSF-reinforced starch-based composites consisting of three different starch sources and two types of plasticizers. This is

Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the environmental burden of starch-Brazil nut fiber biocomposite production: A life cycle assessment approach The type

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Influence of different starch sources and plasticizers on

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Influence of different starch sources and plasticizers on properties of biodegradable films Abstract The concern with the accumulation of synthetic plastics in the environment is one of the

The concern with the accumulation of synthetic plastics in the environment is one of the reasons for the increasing interest in the development of biodegradable films. Among raw materials

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Comparative Environmental Life Cycle Assessment

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In this LCA analysis, corn starch was considered a starch source and glycerol as a common plasticizer. The corn starch was chosen because it is a mass-produced and commercially available product in North America . The

The results indicated that the initial intercalation reaction of clay layers with starch molecules, the conversion of starch into thermoplastic starch (TPS) by plasticizers, and using MAgPE as a

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Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the

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The choice of starch sources and plasticizers influences the environmental impacts displayed by the production of composites. Corn starch/glycerol exhibited the lowest impact on

Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the environmental burden of starch-Brazil nut fiber biocomposite production: A life cycle assessment approach. 1

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Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the

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DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2020.144869 Corpus ID: 231704004; Influence of the source of starch and plasticizers on the environmental burden of starch-Brazil nut fiber

Conventional superplasticizers based on polycarboxylate ether (PCE) show an intolerance to clay minerals due to intercalation of their polyethylene glycol (PEG) side chains into the interlayers of the clay mineral.

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