ArticleACS omega2026
One-Step Decoration of Multifunctional Amine and Carboxyl Groups on Microcrystalline Cellulose Surface for Green Synthesis of an Ion Exchanger from Banana Pseudostem toward Water Treatment.
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Abstract
Water contamination currently poses an urgent and severe environmental problem at the global level. Although various solutions have been implemented to improve water quality, enhancement still faces numerous challenges. Especially, as pollutants are present in ionic form, their removal becomes difficult due to their solubility, mobility, and persistence in solution. In this study, banana pseudostems were utilized to prepare a multifunctional microcrystalline cellulose material (MCC-A.Am) capable of removing both cations and anions from aqueous solutions. This one-step modification strategy represents a green alternative to conventional multistep synthesis methods that typically require toxic organic solvents. The material underwent comprehensive characterization, including spectroscopic (FTIR, XRD), microscopic (SEM-EDX), thermal (TGA, DSC), and surface chemistry analyses (potentiometric titration, pH
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