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Lignocellulose at multiscale: preparation characterization and application

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The Special Issue "Lignocellulose at multiscale: preparation characterization and application" aims to cover recent progress and trends in the preparation, characterization, and applications of cellulose from different sources. The full research articles and reviews are welcome in this Special Issue.

The Special Issue will be devoted to highlight the advantage of using lignocellulosic biomass for production of fibres, of cellulose derivatives or of nanocellulose material with focus on their processing, properties, and applications. This special issue aims to collect relevant information and new results about production and characterisation of lignocellulosic-based materials. We believe that this topic will be benefits to the lecturers, students, researchers, and industrialist who are working in the field of natural fibre especially in order to satisfy the increasing demand in pulps while preserving the forest resource. Further, we think that the findings of this special issue match the aims and scope of your journal. We are confident that this topic will be of great interest for the readership of Chemistry Africa.

Editors

  • Dr. Ramzi KHIARI Dr. Ramzi KHIARI  &

    Dr. Ramzi KHIARI

    • Ramzi Khiari is a senior lecturer at the Higher Institute of Technological Studies in Ksar-Hellal (Monastir, Tunisia) in the department of Textile Engineering. He is a permanent member of Applied Chemistry and Environment research group in the Faculty of Sciences of Monastir of University of Monastir in Tunisia. He was graduated in 2005 at the National Engineering School of in the specialty of Textile Chemistry, before getting a Master degree (2007) from the same institution. Then he performed a sandwich PhD thesis (2010) between University of Monastir in Tunisia and Grenoble INP in France.

  • Prof. Latifa BERGAOUI Prof. Latifa BERGAOUI

    Prof. Latifa BERGAOUI

    Latifa Bergaoui has obtained a PhD in Chemistry in 1994 from the University Pierre and Marie Curie (France). Thereafter, she did a one-year postdoctoral at the National Institute for Agricultural Research of Versailles, (France). In 1996, she was hired at the Tunisian University and joined the Chemistry of Materials and Catalysis Laboratory. Since 2011 she is a Professor at INSAT-Carthage University (Tunisia). In 2019, Prof. Bergaoui co-founded the laboratory EcoChimie at INSAT. She is an associate Editor of Chemistry Africa.

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