Lignin from grape stalks: nanoparticle production through sonication

Lignin nanoparticles represent an emerging class of sustainable nanomaterials that can improve the valorisation of this abundant biopolymer through new applications [1]. This study focused on optimizing the production of lignin nanoparticles through sonication, using minimal amount of chemicals possible, while achieving small particle size and maintaining colloidal stability.

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RepositóriUM (Universidade do Minho)
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2025-03-21
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Lignin and Wood Chemistry
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Lignin from grape stalks: nanoparticle production through sonication

RepositóriUM (Universidade do Minho)
Lignin and Wood Chemistry
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Lignin from grape stalks: nanoparticle production through sonication

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Abstract

Lignin nanoparticles represent an emerging class of sustainable nanomaterials that can improve the valorisation of this abundant biopolymer through new applications [1]. This study focused on optimizing the production of lignin nanoparticles through sonication, using minimal amount of chemicals possible, while achieving small particle size and maintaining colloidal stability.

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Lignin and Wood Chemistry
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