Jute fibers from Bangladesh typically contain 12-14% lignin, 58-63% alpha-cellulose, and 21-24% hemicellulose. A study found that durian husk fibers contain 60.45% cellulose, 15.45% lignin, and 13.09% hemicellulose, with a composition similar to wood fiber.
Jute fibers from Bangladesh typically contain 12-14% lignin, 58-63% alpha-cellulose, and 21-24% hemicellulose. A study found that durian husk fibers contain 60.45% cellulose, 15.45% lignin, and 13.09% hemicellulose, with a composition similar to wood fiber.
Jute fibers from Bangladesh typically contain 12-14% lignin, 58-63% alpha-cellulose, and 21-24% hemicellulose. A study found that durian husk fibers contain 60.45% cellulose, 15.45% lignin, and 13.09% hemicellulose, with a composition similar to wood fiber.