持続可能な食品包装のためのバイオポリマーフィルムにおけるイオン液体の役割の検討:レビュー

Pankaj Kumar1, Isha Soni1, Pooja Shandilya2

  • 1School of Advanced Chemical Sciences, Shoolini University, Solan 173229, India.

まとめ

イオン液体 (IL) は,バイオポリマー食品包装を強化し,機械的強度とバリア特性を改善します. この持続可能な解決策は 廃棄物を削減し 食品の安全性を向上させることで 伝統的なプラスチックに対する有望な代替手段となります

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