journal article·2025-12

Production and characterisation of novel sustainable composite particleboards from cellulosic waste of pineapple peduncles and hybrid tannin-epoxy adhesives

Achille Désiré Betené Omgba, Benoit Ndiwe, Laurent Libog, Ahmed Belaadi, Reine Elisabeth Onana, Fidèle Sosthène Assoumou Olomo, Liliane Nga, Julien Clerc Obam, Cheryle Manfouo Tchoupmene, Christel Cédrig Laris Nsi Ongo, Fabien Betené Ebanda, Atangana Ateba, Florian Martoïa, Pierre J.J. Dumont

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