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       12.85-gm per kg), theanine (152.2-gm
       per kg) and caffeine (48.44 gm per
       kg). Sequential separation of the above
       substances was done with two biphasic
       systems. The first biphasic system com-
       posed DES and ethyl acetate. Further
       follow up for separation is given in the
       paper. (Sepn. Purfn. Technol., 2025, 360,
       Part-1, 8 July, 130918; DOI:10.1016/
       jseppur.2024.130918).

       Recovery of essential oils,
       polyphenols, fermentable
       sugars and pectin from orange
       residues

       D.D. Duran-Aranguren et al have studied
       the recovery techniques. Steam distil-
       lation was adopted for high yields of
       essential oils (0.7 g per 100 g). Solid-liquid
       extraction with ethanol (61.6% w/v,  Further, glucose was obtained at 12.49  Preparation and
       45.8°C to give naringin (0.19-gm/100  gm per 100-gm DM and xylose at 10.19  characterisation of
       gm DM), hesperidin (1.2-gm per 100gm  gm/100-gm DM  from sulfonic acid   nanocellulose-reinforced
       DM) and glucose (3.9-gm per 100 gm  hydrolysis. (Sepn. Purfn. Technol.,2025,   water-soluble cellulose acetate
       DM). Pectin was obtained at 25.2-gm per  359, Part-3, 22 June, 130590; DOI:   film (CAF)
       100-gm DM from citric acid hydrolysis.  10.1016/j.seppur.2024.13059C).
                                                                          H. Chen et al have reported a water-soluble
                                                                          CAF with a degree of acetyl substitution of
                                                                          0.9, which was dissolved in water & mixed
                                                                          with aqueous dispersion of reinforcing
                                                                          cellulose nanofibers (CNF) at various
                                                                          mass ratios. Aqueous dispersions of
                                                                          TEMPO-CNFs (TEMPO = 2,2,6,6-tetra-
                                                                          methylpiperidine-1-oxyl radical) containing
                                                                          sodium carboxylate & protonated carboxy
                                                                          groups were separately prepared & used
                                                                          to produce CA composite films. Highly
                                                                          transparent CA/TEMPO-CNF films have
                                                                          favourable properties. Thus CA/CNF
                                                                          mixtures can be used as water-based coat-
                                                                          ings & paints with favourable properties.
                                                                          (Reactive Functional Polymers, 2024, 205,
                                                                          Dec., 106083; DOI: 10.1016/j.reactsunct-
                                                                          polym.2024.106083).
                                                                          Green synthesis of cutting-
                                                                          edge non-ionic surfactants
                                                                          derived from Lignin (L)

                                                                          F. Bucciol et al have mentioned that
                                                                          by itself L is not suitable, but a product
                                                                          based on cracking of L – vanillic acid

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