2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.procbio.2022.08.009
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Rice husk integrated biochemical refinery for the production of nano- and bioproducts

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“…The disposal or recycling of rice waste has an impact on the economy and environment because it is not fully commercial for product-making. The chemical composition of rice husk consists of silica (17%-20%), cellulose (26%-40%), and lignin (15%-25%) [18]. Shiva et al [19] employed thermal and chemical methods to extract silica from rice husk for rubber formulations, whereas Morimoto et al [20] discussed the useful applications of rice husk including, cement/concrete, adsorbents, soil conditioners, fertilizers, fibre-reinforced polymer composites, and metal matrix.…”
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“…The disposal or recycling of rice waste has an impact on the economy and environment because it is not fully commercial for product-making. The chemical composition of rice husk consists of silica (17%-20%), cellulose (26%-40%), and lignin (15%-25%) [18]. Shiva et al [19] employed thermal and chemical methods to extract silica from rice husk for rubber formulations, whereas Morimoto et al [20] discussed the useful applications of rice husk including, cement/concrete, adsorbents, soil conditioners, fertilizers, fibre-reinforced polymer composites, and metal matrix.…”
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