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Enhancing the effectiveness of a laccase–TEMPO treatment has a biorefining effect on sisal cellulose fibresAracri et al., 2012
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- Aracri E
- Vidal T
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- Cellulose
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Enhancing the effectiveness of a laccase–TEMPO treatment on sisal pulp by increasing pulp consistency was for the first time found to increase the biorefining potential of this enzyme– mediator system. The operating conditions used were those previously found to maximize …
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