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Marine & Wildlife
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Preparation of marine-sourced alginate fibres to produce composite paper from both green and blue carbons
RSC Sustainability
2025
2 citations
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R. M. Muhammad Nur Fauzan,
R. M. Muhammad Nur Fauzan,
Kotchaporn Thangunpai,
Akiko Nakagawa‐izumi,
Mikio Kajiyama,
Toshiharu Enomae
Summary
This paper illustrates the preparation of composite paper using marine-sourced alginate fibers combined with wood pulp fibers, presenting a method to utilize both green (terrestrial) and blue (marine) carbon sources in producing sustainable paper materials.
A schematic illustration depicting the preparation process of composite paper using marine-sourced alginate fibres and wood pulp fibres.
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