Evaluation of the Hydrolysis Efficiency of Bacterial Cellulose Gel Film after the Liquid Hot Water and Steam Explosion Pretreatments

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The influence of bacterial cellulose gel film pretreatment methods on the efficiency of enzy-matic hydrolysis was investigated. An increase in the efficiency of enzymatic hydrolysis due to liquid hot water pretreatment or steam explosion was shown. The glucose yield of 88% was obtained from raw, non-purified, bacterial cellulose treated at 130 °C. The results confirm the potential of bacterial cellulose gel film as a source for liquid biofuel production.

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Betlej, I., Antczak, A., Szadkowski, J., Drożdżek, M., Krajewski, K., Radomski, A., … Borysiak, S. (2022). Evaluation of the Hydrolysis Efficiency of Bacterial Cellulose Gel Film after the Liquid Hot Water and Steam Explosion Pretreatments. Polymers, 14(10). https://doi.org/10.3390/polym14102032

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