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Feedstock and processing strategies for fibrillated cellulose: performance implications in man-made cellulosic fibers, nonwovens and molded pulp products

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Mariana Lendewig
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Naycari Forfora
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Ronald Marquez
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Isabel Enriquez-Medina
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Jorge Franco
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Yefrid Cordoba
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Fernando Urdaneta
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Jonathan Morizet-Davis
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Ryen Frazier
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Joel J. Pawlak
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Richard Venditti
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Hasan Jameel
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Ronalds González *
DOI：10.1016/j.pmatsci.2026.101731delete
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Abstract

Abstract

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• Feedstock composition and processing history determine fibrillated cellulose performance. • Hemicellulose, lignin type, and chain length predict fibrillation efficiency. • Molded pulp is commercially ready; nonwovens and man-made cellulosic fibers need further development. • Energy costs and scale-up barriers limit industrial adoption. • Sustainability claims require product-level life cycle assessment to be substantiated.
Keywords:
fibrillated cellulose
feedstock composition
processing strategies
man-made cellulosic fibers
molded pulp

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Progress in Materials Science cover
Progress in Materials Science
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north carolina state university
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Maria Aurelia Capmany
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