Publications by authors named "Huai-Peng Jia"

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  • This study synthesized a bacterial cellulose/gum Arabic composite (BC/GA) using lavender residue for the first time, enhancing yields significantly with in-situ modification.
  • The addition of gum Arabic during synthesis improved both the quantity produced and the efficiency of sugar utilization compared to fermentation without GA, as confirmed by SEM images.
  • Although GA had minimal impact on the rheological properties of the hydrolysate, it notably influenced the crystallinity and thermal stability of BC/GA, providing valuable insights for transforming lavender waste into useful biomaterials.
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  • The study assessed how in-situ biochemical modification influences the creation, structure, and function of xanthan gum-based bacterial cellulose from Tieguanyin oolong tea residue.
  • The addition of 0.6% xanthan gum significantly boosted bacterial cellulose yield by 260.8%, countering the hydrolysate's inhibitory effects.
  • This modification enhanced the average diameter of the cellulose microfibrils, improved the crystalline structure, and strengthened the water absorption and texture properties of the bacterial cellulose.
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