Nanocellulose to remediate oil pollution


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Nanocellulose sponges for oil remediation are another example of the vast range of applications offered by nanocellulose. Developed at EMPA - the Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science & Technology - the sponges absorb great quantities of oil while floating on water. The hydrophobic sponges consist of silylated nanocellulose. They can be made from pulp, straw or recycled paper. Read more

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