Can Lignin and NaOH Combine to Create a Nanocontainer?

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The discussion centers around the use of sodium hydroxide (NaOH) in creating nanocontainers from lignin, specifically for encapsulating silica. One participant speculates about the potential application in producing paper cups, while another clarifies their intent to use lignin as a container for silica, with NaOH facilitating the encapsulation process. However, the conversation reveals a lack of expertise on the specific method for achieving this. The only known application of lignin and NaOH together mentioned is in paper-making. Overall, the participants express curiosity but ultimately find themselves unable to provide concrete assistance on the topic.
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Hello,

Someone have idea how to put NaOH into lignin to get a nanocontainer?

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Welcome, Nightmare. Are you planning to open a production facility for paper cups? That's the only thing that comes to mind when you mention those two substances somehow forming a container.

edit: I just saw your previous thread about using it to encapsulate silica. Does this mean that you want to make paper cups to use in the construction of sandcastles?
 
I wrote wrong in previous subject. I want to get lignin container for silica and NaOH will be a substance which encapsulate silica from container :).
 
Oh, in that case I can't be of any assistance. The only use of lignin and sodium hydroxide in the same place that I know of is paper-making. (I also know, having driven past Espanola a couple of times, that it stinks like a rotting skunk on fire.)
 

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