A Purdue University researcher has discovered a way to make silk-like rayon and high-quality home insulation from varied sources such as old newspapers, office waste paper and corn stalks. “For the ...
Rayon has been popular for decades because of its soft cotton-like properties, but it also requires a lot of harsh chemicals to make. Now a team of researchers from the University of B.C. have ...
Feng Jiang, associate professor in the faculty of forestry, and doctoral student Huayu Liu. (Credit: Lou Bosshart/UBC) Rayon has been popular for decades because of its soft cotton-like properties, ...
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