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Physical, Tensile, and Biodegradability Properties of Cross-linked Polyvinyl Alcohol/Palm Kernel Shell Powder Biocomposites.

Alias et al., 2018

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2286625625405351993
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Alias N
Ismail H
Wahab M
Ragunathan S
Ardhyananta H
et al.
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Polyvinyl alcohol/palm kernel shell powder biocomposites were prepared by using a solution casting method. To enhance the properties, the crosslinking agent glutaraldehyde (GA) was added to the composition. The effect of the crosslinking agent on the biocomposite …
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