LIGNIN REMOVAL FROM LIGNOCELLULOSIC WASTE USING REJECTED BRINE SOLUTION
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Lignocellulosic waste, such as date palm seeds, is treated with industrial waste such as rejected brine solution waste from a water treatment desalination plant to break down lignin and isolate and recover cellulose. Such a method is more cost effective and less toxic than other current and prior methods. Such a method concurrently solves two problems—usage of lignocellulose waste and usage of brine solution waste from a desalination treatment plant—to isolate and recover biocompatible, biodegradable versatile cellulose.
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