| 초록 |
Recently, environmental pollution caused by the use of petroleum fuels has increased interest in green growth, global warming, and carbon reduction. As a result, various studies have been conducted worldwide using non-petrochemical biomass. The use of biomass has expanded from conventional biodegradable plastics to carbon-reducing bio-based plastics produced using carbon-neutral biomass-derived raw materials, giving rise to a considerable amount of related research and the commercialization of the process. Carbon-neutral biomass has attracted attention for use as a filler material as it is both environmentally friendly and easily recyclable. In the present study, a functional filler for use with carbon-reducing bio-plastic was prepared by providing carbon dioxide adsorbability to carbon-neutral cellulose-based agricultural waste material. Polymeric composites made using this filler were studied in terms of their carbon dioxide gas adsorption behavior. |
