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Produce polymers from renewable biomass using sustainable low-carbon technologies
Replacing petroleum-derived polymers with biomass-based alternatives is central to low-carbon material technology. Biomass Polymer Materials: Sustainable Sourcing, Characterization, and Utilization, edited by a team of polymer and materials scientists from Japan, Thailand, Malaysia, and Vietnam, presents scientific concepts, research methods, and engineering applications for producing polymers from renewable biomass resources using environmentally responsible technologies.
Biomass Polymer Materials covers the production, properties, and applications of biomass polymeric materials, linking fundamental research on biomass-derived materials to engineering solutions for low-carbon, sustainable societies. The volume explains biomass polymers as carbon-neutral alternatives to petroleum-sourced polymers while addressing the balance between societal needs, economic viability, and environmental stewardship from a global perspective.
Readers will also find:
Up-to-date coverage connecting biomass polymeric materials research to real-world sustainable society applications across multiple national contexts
Scientific concepts and research methods for characterizing biomass-derived polymer materials and their carbon-neutral properties
Engineering applications of low-carbon technologies supporting sustainable development based on fundamental biomass materials research
Discussion of biodegradability, nano-structure control, and agricultural waste re-use in the context of biomass polymer development
Global perspectives from researchers across four countries addressing key engineering and environmental challenges in biomass utilization
Polymer chemists, materials scientists, chemical engineers, biochemists, biotechnologists, and environmental chemists will find this volume a substantive reference connecting biomass polymer research to sustainable engineering practice. Advanced engineering students seeking current knowledge of biomass-derived materials and low-carbon technologies will also benefit from its scope.
Contents
Preface xix
1 Biopolymers as Sustainable Materials—Overview 1
Takaomi Kobayashi
2 Biomass Polymers from Waste Plants Rooted in an Upcycling-Oriented Society 25
Duangdao Aht-Ong, Kamonwan Pacaphol, and Pitcha Liewchirakorn
3 The Role of Bioplastics in Supporting a Circular Economy and the SDGs 51
Mami Katsumi and Takaomi Kobayashi
4 Biomass Source for Cellulose Production: Characterization and Utilization 75
Phan Huy Hoang
5 Cellulose Materials Re-Sourced from Agriculture Crops and Food Industry Wastes 95
Takaomi Kobayashi and Ayano Ibaraki
6 Bioconversion of Oil Palm Empty Fruit Bunch Biomass Through Agricultural Activities 119
Mohd. Rashid Mohd. Rakib, Mohamad Zaihan Zailan, Candyrine Su Chui Len, Clament Fui Seung Chin, Giloi Yap BeAnn, Aubrey Mei Li Lee, Nur Nazratul Fareha Mohd. Yasid, and Dylan Nathaneal Jeory
7 Chitosan As a Sustainable Resource and Its Biomass Polymer Composite for Chitosan Preparation and Their Functional Properties 147
Trang Thi Cam Truong, Tu Minh Tran Vo, and Khoa Dang Nguyen
8 Chitin Biomaterials: Regenerated from Insects and Their Hydrogel Films as an Alternative Source from Marine Arthropods 183
Guillermo Ignacio Guangorena Zarzosa
9 Chitin Nanofibers: An Exploration of Preparation, Characterization, and Innovative Applications 213
Anyaporn Boonmahitthisud and Supachok Tanpichai
10 Insect Source of Black Soldier Fly Larvae for Biomass Polymer Materials 233
Norhakimah Soad, Mohamad Ibrahim Mohamad Isa, and Hadura Abu Hasan
11 Oil Palm Biomass Transformation into Valuable Biomolecules: Status and Advancement Methods 261
Nur Aqilah Ismail, Priscillia Ann David, Chandrika Visallane Chandiran, Ahmed Ayesha Fatima, Nur Alia Hasnizam, and Mohamad Shazeli Che Zain
12 Pectin Sourced from Fruit Waste 289
Takaomi Kobayashi
13 Pectin Biopolymers Originate from Food Waste and Their Innovative Advancements 317
Trang Thi Cam Truong, Keita Nakajima, Tu Minh Tran Vo, Tapanee Chuenkaek, and Khoa Dang Nguyen
14 Seaweed-Based Polymers: Sustainable Sourcing, Characterization, and Utilization for Biomaterial Applications 341
Dzulaikha Khairuddin, Anati Wardina Johari, Muhammad Farouk Harman, Nur Syazwina Kamarozaman, Muhammad Emir Fayed Mohd Fuaad, Mohammad Alif Asyraaf Mohammad Illahi, and Marfiah Ab Wahid
15 Sulfated Polysaccharides-Based Algal Seaweed Wastes and Their Aqueous Solution Properties and Cyto-Activity 367
Takaomi Kobayashi, Takumi Saitoh, Reiji Matsuda, and Seitarou Matsuda
16 Natural Rubber: Biomass and Its Sustainable Resources and Functional Properties 395
Seiichi Kawahara and Yoshimasa Yamamoto
17 Natural Rubber Materials and Composites 413
Kanoktip Boonkerd, Chesidi Hayichelaeh, and Apinya Krainoi
18 Peptide Activity for Sustainable Food Preservation and Its Classification and Characterization 441
Kaiser Mahmood, Ainil Hawa Jasni, Vetriselvan Subramaniyan, Yus Aniza Yusof, and Hanisah Kamilah
19 Bacterial Cellulose Obtained Through Fermentation Culture Contributing to a Circular Society 467
Siriporn Taokaew and Takaomi Kobayashi
20 Polyhydroxyalkanoate: Production Using Agro-Industrial Wastes in Malaysia 485
Siti Baidurah
21 Carbonization of Biomass and Their Upcycling for Material Application 501
Mohamad Yusof Idroas, M.A. Agge, M. A. Miskam, K. A. Al-Attab, Y. H. Teoh, M. I. Ramdan, and Nor Irwin Basir
References 519
Index 525
