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Akhil Krishnan

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Carbon capture engineering (excl. sequestration)

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|Mar 09, 2026

Sustainable Nanocellulose Extraction from <i>Salacca zalacca</i> Peel Using Chlorine-Free and Low-Acid Treatments.

Akhil Krishnan, Sharon Paul, Resego Phiri

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