Extraction of Renewable Natural Pigments in Indonesian Cultures for Coloring Batik Fabrics
Nowadays, trends of Indonesian batik have increased to replace synthetic pigments with renewable natural pigments (chlorophyll, tannin, and others) due to strong consumer demands for more natural products. Production of renewable natural pigments from plant biomass (e.g., wood wastes) has been devel...
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IntechOpen
2023
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