Scientists Develop Eco-Friendly Clothing and Dish Detergent Made From Wood Fiber and Corn Protein

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By Paige BennettMar 25, 2025, 3:34 pm190 ptsTop
To combat some of the more environmentally harmful chemicals in cleaning detergents, scientists have found a way to turn natural materials, including wood fiber and corn protein, into a more eco-friendly detergent. In a study published in Langmuir, scientists shared their findings on a newly developed detergent…

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