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Physicochemical properties of bioactive bioplastics based on cellulose from coffee and cocoa by-products
Plastic pollution has become a critical environmental issue due to the extensive use of petroleum-derived plastics, which persist in ecosystems and pose significant challenges to sustainability. This study evaluated the physicochemical properties of bioactive bioplastics made from cellulose extracte
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