Development of Waterproof Papers from Water Hyacinth Fibers Modified by Polylactide

Thitipong Wutisart

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.1015.89

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Development of Waterproof Papers from Water Hyacinth Fibers Modified by Polylactide

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Paper made from water hyacinth which was modified by PLA solvent coating and the PLA content were varied for finding the most appropriate content. The SEM images of both surface and cross section were carried out for showing the interaction between the water hyacinth paper and PLA film. The water barrier properties of PLA content at 0.4 % (W/V) and 0.6 % (W/V) showed the hydrophobic properties of water hyacinth paper. The modified water hyacinth paper could resist water being indicated by water absorption which was over 90 minute/5µL in any PLA content.

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