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Effects of plasma treatment on biodegradation of natural and synthetic fibers

Engineering and Technology

Effects of plasma treatment on biodegradation of natural and synthetic fibers

M. Nyssanbek, N. Kuzina, et al.

This groundbreaking study explores how plasma treatment can boost the biodegradation and structural properties of fibrous composites, notably enhancing the mechanical strength and speeding up biodegradation. Conducted by Marzhan Nyssanbek, Natalya Kuzina, Valery Kondrashchenko, and Abdugani Azimov, the research reveals vital insights into cellulose-based materials, making them more eco-friendly.

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Abstract
This study investigates the application of plasma treatment to enhance the biodegradation and modify the structural characteristics of fibrous composites. Plasma treatment significantly improved the mechanical strength of natural and reinforced fibers and cellulose composites. Electron microscopy revealed structural changes in plasma-treated fibers, accelerating biodegradation by 7 days. The study underscores the substantial impact of plasma treatment on the degradation kinetics and morphological features of cellulose-based composites, shifting towards enhanced biodegradability.
Publisher
npj Materials Degradation
Published On
Mar 01, 2024
Authors
Marzhan Nyssanbek, Natalya Kuzina, Valery Kondrashchenko, Abdugani Azimov
Tags
plasma treatment
biodegradation
fibrous composites
mechanical strength
cellulose
morphological features
degradation kinetics
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