Evelyn_Guglielmo

From a student's point of view, it is really quite convenient to study in the US. Thank you!

This is quite sad to read, I hope our world will become friendly.

Using dried tomato leaves to extract cellulose and lignin for creating bio-based products is a fascinating project with several potential applications. Here are some ideas for what you could do with the extracted cellulose and lignin: Bioplastics: Cellulose can be processed into a bioplastic material that can be used for packaging, disposable cutlery, or even 3D printing filament. You can experiment with different ratios of cellulose and lignin to achieve varying properties like flexibility and strength. Composite Materials: Combine cellulose and lignin with other bio-based or synthetic materials to create composite materials. These composites can be used in construction, automotive parts, or furniture. Bio-based Adhesives: Lignin can be used as a binder in adhesives for wood products or composite materials. When considering your project, think about the resources available to you, the scale of production you're aiming for, and the specific properties you want your end product to have. Additionally, consider conducting some research into existing methods for extracting cellulose and lignin from plant materials to determine the most feasible approach for your project. Good luck!