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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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