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Fig 1.

Biowaste rice husk pretreatment (physical top sequence, chemical bottom sequence).

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Fig 2.

Fabrication of biocomposite (a) melt mixing, (b) thermal hydraulic compression molding.

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Table 1.

Composition of raw materials in WPC panels.

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Fig 3.

Composition of Rice Husk (a) Untreated, (b) Alkali Treated.

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Table 2.

Percent change in composition due to alkali treatment.

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Fig 4.

FESEM of (a)Untreated Rice Husk (b)Treated Rice Husk.

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Fig 5.

FESEM of Rice Husk at High Resolution (a) Untreated, (b) Alkali Treated.

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Fig 6.

Talc used as a filler in WPC sheets.

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Fig 7.

FTIR of untreated and treated rice husk.

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Fig 8.

FESEM of Biocomposite Manufactured by (a) Untreated Rice Husk,(b) Treated Rice Husk.

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Fig 9.

Average impact strength of WPC sheets ± standard deviation included.

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Fig 10.

Intermolecular interaction of polymer chains with biowaste fibers and coupling agent.

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Fig 11.

Heat deflection temperature of WPC fabricated by various filler ratio.

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Fig 12.

Vicat softening point temperature of WPC fabricated by various filler ratio.

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Fig 13.

Water absorption timeline of WPC fabricated by various filler ratio for 60 days.

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