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ADSORPTION OF CELLULOSE FROM YELLOW MAIZE

ABSTRACT/DESCRIPTION

The study was designed to prove that suitable cellulose and cellulose powders for use in the pharmaceutical industry can be derived from corn cob. Cellulose was extracted from an agricultural residue (corn cob) using a non-dissolving method based on inorganic substance.

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