Merima Hasani
Associate Professor at
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Merima Hasani defended her doctoral thesis "Chemical modification of cellulose: New possibilities of some classical routes" in October 2010 within the Fibre Technology Center, Avancell (a collaboration between Chalmers University of Technology, Södra Cell, Tetra Pak and Korsnäs). Her postdoctoral project explores new methods for chemical modification of cellulose in aqueous systems.
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Showing 29 publications
2020
Modification of softwood kraft pulp fibres using hydrogen peroxide at acidic conditions
Axel Martinsson, Merima Hasani, A. Potthast et al
Cellulose. Vol. In Press
Journal article
2020
Dissolution of cellulose using a combination of hydroxide bases in aqueous solution
Beatrice Swensson, Anette Larsson, Merima Hasani
Cellulose. Vol. 27 (1), p. 101-112
Journal article
2019
Pretreatment and Cooking of Forest Residues
Joanna Wojtasz-Mucha, Cecilia Mattsson, Merima Hasani et al
BioResources. Vol. 14 (4), p. 9454-9471
Journal article
2019
The potential of magnetisation transfer NMR to monitor the dissolution process of cellulose in cold alkali
Maria Gunnarsson, Merima Hasani, Diana Bernin
Cellulose. Vol. 26 (18), p. 9403-9412
Journal article
2019
Differences in Swelling of Chemical Pulp Fibers and Cotton Fibers - Effect of the Supramolecular Structure
Anna Palme, Fredrik Aldaeus, Tomas Larsson et al
BioResources. Vol. 14 (3), p. 5698-5715
Journal article
2019
Dissolution of cellulose in NaOH(aq): an unexpected chemisorption of CO2(g)
Merima Hasani, Maria Gunnarsson, Beatrice Swensson et al
Conference contribution
2019
The CO2/CO3 2− chemistry of the NaOH(aq) model system applicable to cellulose solutions
Maria Gunnarsson, Diana Bernin, Merima Hasani
Cellulose, p. 1-8
Journal article
2019
Influence of urea on methyl β -D-glucopyranoside in alkali at different temperatures
Maria Gunnarsson, Merima Hasani, Diana Bernin
Cellulose. Vol. 26 (18), p. 9413-9422
Journal article
2018
The CO2 capturing ability of cellulose dissolved in NaOH(aq) at low temperature
Maria Gunnarsson, Diana Bernin, Åsa Östlund et al
Green Chemistry. Vol. 20 (14), p. 3279-3286
Journal article
2017
About structural changes of lignin during kraft cooking and the kinetics of delignification
Cecilia Mattsson, Merima Hasani, Binh Dang et al
Holzforschung. Vol. 71 (7-8), p. 545-553
Journal article
2017
The sorption of monovalent cations onto wood flour and holocelluloses of Norway spruce: molecular interactions during LiCl impregnation
Reddysuresh Kolavali, Merima Hasani
Holzforschung. Vol. 71 (5), p. 373-381
Journal article
2017
Chemisorption of air CO2 on cellulose: an overlooked feature of the cellulose/NaOH(aq) dissolution system
Maria Gunnarsson, Hans Theliander, Merima Hasani
Cellulose. Vol. 24 (6), p. 2427-2436
Journal article
2017
The sorption of monovalent cations onto norway spruce: Model studies using wood flour and LiCl solution
Reddysuresh Kolavali, Merima Hasani, Hans Theliander
Journal of Wood Chemistry and Technology. Vol. 37 (2), p. 110-123
Journal article
2017
Hydrothermal pretreatment of wood by mild steam explosion and hot water extraction
Joanna Wojtasz-Mucha, Merima Hasani, Hans Theliander
Bioresource Technology. Vol. 241, p. 120-126
Journal article
2016
Nanocellulose in biocomposites
Karin Sahlin, Tobias Moberg, Lilian Forsgren et al
Proc Materials for Tomorrow 2016, p. Nr 41-
Conference poster
2015
Erratum: Cationic surface functionalization of cellulose nanocrystals (Soft Matter (2008) 4 (2238-2244))
Merima Hasani, E.D. Cranston, Gunnar Westman et al
Soft Matter. Vol. 11 (37), p. 7440-
Journal article
2014
Analyses of wood components in mild steam explosion liquors from spruce
Kerstin Jedvert, Merima Hasani, T. Wells et al
Nordic Pulp and Paper Research Journal. Vol. 29 (4), p. 557-566
Journal article
2013
Nano-cellulosic materials: The impact of water on their dissolution in DMAc/LiCl
Merima Hasani, U. Henniges, Alexander Idström et al
Carbohydrate Polymers. Vol. 98 (2), p. 1565-1572
Journal article
2013
Electron Beam Irradiation of Cellulosic Materials-Opportunities and Limitations
U. Henniges, Merima Hasani, A. Potthast et al
Materials. Vol. 6 (5), p. 1584-1598
Journal article
2011
Molecular characterization of hydrolyzed cationized nanocrystalline cellulose, cotton cellulose and softwood kraft pulp using high resolution 1D and 2D NMR
Hanna de la Motte, Merima Hasani, Harald Brelid et al
Carbohydrate Polymers. Vol. 85 (4), p. 738-746
Journal article
2011
Self-crosslinking of 2-hydroxypropyl-N-methylmorpholinium chloride cellulose fibres
Merima Hasani, Gunnar Westman
Cellulose. Vol. 18 (3), p. 575-583
Journal article
2010
Chemical modification of cellulose-new possibilities of some classical routes
Merima Hasani
Doctoral thesis
2009
Cationization of Cellulose by Using N-Oxiranylmethyl-N-Methylmorpholinium Chloride and 2-Oxiranylpyridine as Etherification Agents
Merima Hasani, Gunnar Westman, A. Potthast et al
Journal of Applied Polymer Science. Vol. 114 (3), p. 1449-1456
Journal article
2008
Cationic surface functionalization of cellulose nanocrystals
Merima Hasani, Emily D. Cranston, Gunnar Westman et al
Soft Matter (4(11)), p. 2238-2244
Journal article
2008
Synthesis, antitumor evaluation and DNA binding studies of novel amidino-benzimidazolyl substituted derivatives of furyl-phenyl- and thienyl-phenyl-acrylates, naphthofurans and naphthothiophenes
Marijana Hranjec, Kristina Starcevic, Ivo Piantanida et al
European Journal of Medicinal Chemistry (43(12)), p. 2877-2890
Journal article
2007
New coupling reagents for homogeneous esterification of cellulose
Merima Hasani, Gunnar Westman
Cellulose. Vol. 14 (4), p. 347-356
Journal article
2006
Comparing mono- and divalent DNA groove binding cyanine dyes--Binding geometries, dissociation rates, and fluorescence properties
Maja Eriksson, Fredrik Westerlund, Merima Mehmedovic et al
Biophysical Chemistry. Vol. 122 (3), p. 195-205
Journal article
2006
New wood fiber-based products through alteration of kraft pulp characteristics
Margareta Söderqvist-Lindblad, Johannes Bogren, Harald Brelid et al
Workshop on Chemical Pulping Processes, November 14-15
Conference contribution
2005
Time-resolved electrophoretic analysis of mobility shifts for dissociating DNA ligands
M. Eriksson, Merima Hasani, Gunnar Westman et al
Electrophoresis. Vol. 26 (3), p. 524-532
Journal article
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Showing 6 research projects
2020–
Development of resource-efficient chemical processes, part 2
Hans Theliander
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Merima Hasani
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Tuve Mattsson
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Anders Åkesjö
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Huyen Lyckeskog
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Chalmers
2019–2023
Functionalized cellulose structures from aqueous alkaline systems
Shirin Naserifar
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Diana Bernin
Chemical Engineering Design
Merima Hasani
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Knut and Alice Wallenberg Foundation
2019–2023
Biochemical conversion of bark
Johan Larsbrink
Industrial Biotechnology
Merima Hasani
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Amanda Sörensen Ristinmaa
Industrial Biotechnology
Swedish Energy Agency
2017–2021
Turning the cold NaOH(aq) into a powerful processing system for cellulose by utilizing its abundance of CO2 - a step towards sustainable textile processes
Merima Hasani
Forest Products and Chemical Engineering
Beatrice Swensson
Chemical Reaction Engineering
Anette Larsson
Anette Larsson Group
Formas
2015–2018
Etablera närodlad textil i Sverige
Merima Hasani
Forest Products and Chemical Engineering
VINNOVA
2013–2016
Avancell - Vedbaserad Cellulosatextil
Gunnar Westman
Organic Chemistry
Hans Theliander
Forest Products and Chemical Engineering
Lars Nordstierna
Applied Surface Chemistry
Merima Hasani
Forest Products and Chemical Engineering
Södra
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