Unlocking the Value of Birch Bark: Betulin as a Sustainable Additive for Advancing Cellulosic Material Performance

This Viewpoint explores betulin, a naturally occurring medicinal pentacyclic triterpene extracted from birch bark, a forestry side stream, as a sustainable additive for improving the performance of cellulosic products.

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ACS Sustainable Resource Management
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2025-11-20
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acssusresmgt.5c00562
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Natural product bioactivities and synthesis
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Unlocking the Value of Birch Bark: Betulin as a Sustainable Additive for Advancing Cellulosic Material Performance

Armando Córdova
ACS Sustainable Resource Management
Natural product bioactivities and synthesis
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Unlocking the Value of Birch Bark: Betulin as a Sustainable Additive for Advancing Cellulosic Material Performance

Armando Córdova
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This Viewpoint explores betulin, a naturally occurring medicinal pentacyclic triterpene extracted from birch bark, a forestry side stream, as a sustainable additive for improving the performance of cellulosic products.

ACS Sustainable Resource ManagementVol. 2(12)
Mid Sweden University (SE)
Openalex Percentile: Top 68%
Natural product bioactivities and synthesis
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