Choice of an environmentally friendly method of producing cellulose from flax biomass (<i>Linum usitatissimum linaceae</i>) grown in different regions of the Volga region

The experimental assessment of prospects of receiving cellulose material on the basis of use of vegetable raw materials – straw of a flax-dolgunetc is carried out. Results of researches showed a possibility of application for extraction of cellulose of the water solutions containing hydrogen peroxide, hydroxide and sodium bisulfite in the conditions of high-temperature influence within 2 hours with receiving the technical cellulose suitable for production of cardboard and packaging materials. For purification of technical cellulose, it was carried out additional processing by solution of hydrogen peroxide and acetic acid in similar parametrical conditions that allowed to receive a target product with high extent of maintenance of the main substance, at insignificant amount of the accompanying impurity. The presented results show a possibility of the solution of questions of environmental safety at the organization of process of receiving cellulose on the basis of renewable vegetable raw materials with use of the chemical reagents which are not containing compounds of sulfur.

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Vestnik of the Russian agricultural science
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2024-11-05
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https://doi.org/10.31857/s2500208224050059
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Choice of an environmentally friendly method of producing cellulose from flax biomass (Linum usitatissimum linaceae) grown in different regions of the Volga region

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Choice of an environmentally friendly method of producing cellulose from flax biomass (Linum usitatissimum linaceae) grown in different regions of the Volga region

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Abstract

The experimental assessment of prospects of receiving cellulose material on the basis of use of vegetable raw materials – straw of a flax-dolgunetc is carried out. Results of researches showed a possibility of application for extraction of cellulose of the water solutions containing hydrogen peroxide, hydroxide and sodium bisulfite in the conditions of high-temperature influence within 2 hours with receiving the technical cellulose suitable for production of cardboard and packaging materials. For purification of technical cellulose, it was carried out additional processing by solution of hydrogen peroxide and acetic acid in similar parametrical conditions that allowed to receive a target product with high extent of maintenance of the main substance, at insignificant amount of the accompanying impurity. The presented results show a possibility of the solution of questions of environmental safety at the organization of process of receiving cellulose on the basis of renewable vegetable raw materials with use of the chemical reagents which are not containing compounds of sulfur.

Vestnik of the Russian agricultural science(5)
Russian State Agrarian University - Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy (RU), Acoustics Research Institute (AT), Semenov Institute of Chemical Physics (RU), All-Russian Horticultural Institute for Breeding, Agrotechnology and Nursery (RU)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 70%
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