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Zinc-cellulose composite from sugarcane bagasse for atmospheric moisture absorption
The Philippines has high relative humidity, typically ranging from 71% to 85%, which causes rust formation, material deterioration, and mold and mildew growth. To address these moisture-related issues, this study developed a zinc-cellulose composite, which is a sustainable moisture-absorbing materia
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