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Comparison Between Commercial and Aquatic Lily Lignins

Lignocellulosic biomass is widely known for its potential use to produce chemicals and biomaterials, also, is the second most abundant natural biopolymer in the world after cellulose [1]. Its structure and physical and chemical behavior depend on the raw material, growing conditions of the plant and extraction methods used [2]. Aquatic lily can act as a source of lignin as it is an abundant plant that grows in water channels and lakes. The Lily Lignin (LL) was obtained by dissolution in alkaline media of fibers from aquatic lily, and it is compared with commercial Kraft Lignin (KL).