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The sustainability of phytomass-derived materials: thermodynamical aspects, life cycle analysis and research perspectives

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Benoı̂t Duchemin

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This review applies a multiscale thermodynamic and life cycle analysis framework to evaluate the sustainability of phytomass-derived lignocellulose materials across applications including paper, insulation, construction wood, information and communication technologies, and biobased textiles, identifying research priorities for improving biomass resource efficiency.

A multiscale approach to sustainability was selected to analyse lignocellulose uses and availability with a focus on biomass growth, paper, insulation, construction wood, information and communication technologies, and biobased textiles.

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