A preliminary investigation of Nigerian Gmelina arborea and Bambusa vulgaris for pulp and paper production
Two common Nigerian-grown biomasses, gmelina (Gmelina arborea) and bamboo (Bambusaa vulgaris) have been pulped and their fibre characteristics and paper properties examined. The results of their chemical compositions showed some fair similarities. The amount of glucose in the pulps of bothbiomasses...
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2016
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