Impact of water plasticization on dialcohol cellulose fibres melt processing-structure-properties relationship
Cellulose and its derivatives are considered sustainable alternatives to non-biodegradable fossil-based plastics. Chemically modified cellulose fibres to dialcohol cellulose (DAC) fibres demonstrated a melt processing window between the glass transition and degradation temperatures which enabled their extrusion by using only water as a temporary plasticizer. With the aim of supporting an industria