September 5, 2025Starch - Stärke

Optimization of Biodegradable Potato Starch–Nanocellulose Films: Influence of Starch Content, Nanocellulose Concentration, and Plasticizer Type

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The films achieved a maximum tensile strength of 7473.8 MPa using 2% nanocellulose and 4% potato starch.
Increasing potato starch content from 4% to 8% enhanced tensile strength by approximately 8%, while nanocellulose improved it by about 7%.
Films exhibited reduced water vapor permeability, with values varying from 20878.3 to 4152.3 kg/(m⋅s⋅Pa) based on formulation.
Results support the use of these biodegradable films for dry or semi-moist food packaging, aiding in waste valorization.

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Experimental evaluation reveals improved tensile strength and barrier properties in biodegradable films, indicating their potential in sustainable food packaging.

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Einafshar et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c239e5b210217d6477e8ee https://doi.org/10.1002/star.70112

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Experimental evaluation reveals improved tensile strength and barrier properties in biodegradable films, indicating their potential in sustainable food packaging.

Optimization of Biodegradable Potato Starch–Nanocellulose Films: Influence of Starch Content, Nanocellulose Concentration, and Plasticizer Type

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Optimization of Biodegradable Potato Starch–Nanocellulose Films: Influence of Starch Content, Nanocellulose Concentration, and Plasticizer Type

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