ArticleACS omega2026
The Development of Green Schiff Base-Coated Papers Using Empty Palm Fruit Bunch Biomass for Enhanced Wet Strength.
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Abstract
In this study, a sustainable cellulose-based Schiff base wet strength agent (WSA) was successfully synthesized from empty palm fruit bunch (EPFB) biomass. Cellulose isolated from EPFB was oxidized using sodium periodate to produce dialdehyde cellulose (DAC), which was subsequently reacted with six different amine precursors, methylamine (SB-1), ethylenediamine (SB-2), ethylamine (SB-3), diethylamine (SB-4), ethanolamine (SB-5), and diethanolamine (SB-6), to form cellulose-based Schiff base derivatives. Structural characterization by FTIR confirmed the formation of imine (CN) linkages, while XRD revealed a decrease in crystallinity after oxidation and Schiff base formation. SEM analysis demonstrated a progressive morphological transformation from fibrous cellulose to compact and aggregated Schiff base structures. BET results indicated a significant enhancement of the specific surface area, particularly for SB-2 (417.6 m
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