ArticleRSC advances2024
Active packaging films based on the nanoform of chitin, alginate, and layered double hydroxides: characterization, mechanical properties, permeability, and bioactive properties.
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Abstract
Their unique characteristics make plastic films frequently utilised for packaging products. However, this petroleum-derived material has a long history of being linked to environmental contamination and hazardous degradation. Petroleum plastic can be substituted with edible packaging. The objective of this study was to combine sodium alginate with chitin, both in their nanosized form to formulate active packaging films containing different ratios of Zn/Al-layered double hydroxides (LDHs). Subsequently, active packaging films were formulated
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