Biobased Solutions
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Research team at the Physical Chemistry and Soft Matter chair group at Wageningen University & Research in the Netherlands.
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Nanocellulose films treated with red onion dye offer superior UV protection for solar cells, blocking 99.9% of UV radiation while maintaining over 80% light transmission at longer wavelengths. doi.org/g882kk
Nanocellulose treated with red onion dye provides effective UV protection for solar cells
Researchers at the University of Turku, Finland, investigated how to use bio-based materials to produce effective UV protection films for solar cells.
techxplore.com
March 19, 2025 at 2:48 PM
Nanocellulose films treated with red onion dye offer superior UV protection for solar cells, blocking 99.9% of UV radiation while maintaining over 80% light transmission at longer wavelengths. doi.org/g882kk
Fresh out of the oven: our brand-new research website is live! 🍞✨ Check out what we’re cooking up in the world of biobased nanomaterials: www.biosolutionsteam.com
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#nanocellulose #biobasedmaterials #research #solutions #packaging #medicalapplications #nanolignin
Biobased Solutions | Joice Kaschuk
BioSolutions is a research team from Wageningen University & Research that works with biobased nanomaterials to produce technology.
www.biosolutionsteam.com
April 7, 2025 at 2:45 PM
Fresh out of the oven: our brand-new research website is live! 🍞✨ Check out what we’re cooking up in the world of biobased nanomaterials: www.biosolutionsteam.com
#nanocellulose #biobasedmaterials #research #solutions #packaging #medicalapplications #nanolignin
#nanocellulose #biobasedmaterials #research #solutions #packaging #medicalapplications #nanolignin