3D Porous Nanocellulose Based Filter from Palm Bunch Using Tert‐Butyl Alcohol‐Assisted Pore Inducive Technique for Airborne Particulate Matter Retention
Mohd Jahir Khan,
Ratanaporn Chaipanya,
Sudarat Suksomboon
et al.
Abstract:Environmental hazards, especially particulates, and microbiological pollutants, have resulted in significant negative impacts on human health. In this study, 3D biodegradable cellulose filters were made from nanocellulose and tested for removal efficiency of airborne particulates. Cellulose was first extracted from palm empty fruit bunches (EFBs) using green Deep Eutectic Solvents (DESs) under moderate temperature and then homogenized at high pressure to produce cellulose at the nanoscale size. Three types of … Show more
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