Xiao, Dingtian published the artcileDevelopment of agricultural waste/recycled plastic/waste oil bio-composite wallpaper based on two-phase dye and liquefaction filling technology, Application In Synthesis of 142-90-5, the main research area is agricultural waste recycled plastic oil biocomposite dye liquefaction technol; Garbage reuse; Green products; Novel dyeing technology; Processing system.
In this paper, a complete biomass composite processing system based on agricultural waste powders, recycled plastics, and waste oil is proposed. The wood-colored wallpaper, the green wallpaper, and the blue wallpaper are produced by this processing system. These wallpapers are new products with low cost, high added value, and environmental friendliness. These wallpapers have also been systematically tested. Based on the anal. of test results, a 3D model of material formation mechanism, liquefaction filling technol., and hybrid network model construction technol. are obtained. The experiment found the reasonable RLDPE and RLLDPE ratio (1:0.26), the reasonable ratio of biomass to specialty solvents (1:1.5), the reasonable dose of the solid dye (3%), and the reasonable concentration of dye solutions Wood-colored bio-composite wallpaper products have a smooth surface, wood color (ΔE = 36.7), natural aroma, and good comprehensive mech. properties (tensile strength 9.255 MPa; elongation at break 20.998%; Young’s modulus 2229.475 MPa). The processing system and wallpaper products in this article not only promote the plastic recycling economy and sustainable agricultural development but also provide new channels for the development of waste oil reuse and new ideas for the development of high value-added biocomposite materials.
Environmental Science and Pollution Research published new progress about Agricultural wastes. 142-90-5 belongs to class esters-buliding-blocks, name is Dodecyl 2-methylacrylate, and the molecular formula is C16H30O2, Application In Synthesis of 142-90-5.
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