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Modeling the kinetics of water transport and hydroexpansion in a lignocellulose-reinforced bacterial copolyester

Srubar III et al., 2012

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Srubar III W
Frank C
Billington S
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The governing kinetic behavior of water transport in a biopolymeric composite material derived from poly (β-hydroxybutyrate)-co-poly (β-hydroxyvalerate) and lignocellulosic wood flour were investigated along with the influence of temperature, wood flour content, and …
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