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Table 5 Change in colour in liquefied bamboo polyol after hydrogen peroxide treatment compared to untreated (unbleached) sample

From: Preparation of bio-polyol via bamboo wastes liquefaction and the effects of bleaching by hydrogen peroxide treatment

Sample

Bleaching parameters

Bleaching colour

Time

H2O2%

L*

a*

b*

ΔE*

ULB (CONTROL)

38.7 (0.10)

+ 1.23 (0.15)

+ 1.13 (0.15)

0

BLB1

12

20

50.33G (0.32)

+ 7.03B (0.21)

+ 14.9 (0.17)

28.61

BLB2

12

40

60.07E (0.15)

+ 8.37A (0.06)

+ 26.6 (0.20)

34.01

BLB3

12

60

68.33C (0.40)

+ 1.57D (0.29)

+ 27.8 (0.26)

39.87

BLB4

12

80

70.40B (0.20)

− 0.7E (0.10)

+ 22.83 (0.15)

38.46

BLB5

24

20

51.23F (0.15)

+ 7.53B (0.06)

+ 16.7 (0.36)

20.96

BLB6

24

40

66.07D (0.49)

+ 9.2A (0.10)

+ 28.2 (0.30)

39.31

BLB7

24

60

71.7A (0.96)

+ 2.4C (0.20)

+ 28.8 (0.30)

43.08

BLB8

24

80

72.5A (0.66)

− 1.2F (0.10)

+ 25.23 (0.84)

41.58

  1. ΔE* colour difference between the unbleached liquefied bamboo (ULB) and the bleached liquefied bamboo (BLB)
  2. Values in () are standard deviation
  3. Means followed with the same letter A,B,C,D,E,F,G in the same column are not significantly different at p ≤ 0.05 according to LSD
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