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On the mineralization of nanocellulose to produce functional hybrid materials
Journal of Materials Chemistry A
2022
22 citations
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Alma Berenice Jasso–Salcedo,
Luis Valencia,
Alma Berenice Jasso–Salcedo,
Rishab Handa,
Susanna Monti,
Alma Berenice Jasso–Salcedo,
Aji P. Mathew,
Susanna Monti,
Aji P. Mathew,
Aji P. Mathew,
Alma Berenice Jasso–Salcedo,
Aji P. Mathew,
Dimitrios Georgouvelas,
Ilse Magaña,
Aji P. Mathew,
Aji P. Mathew,
Ramón Díaz de León,
Krassimir P. Velikov,
Aji P. Mathew,
Sugam Kumar
Summary
Researchers reviewed the mineralization of nanocellulose to create functional hybrid materials, finding that nanocellulose-based building blocks enable a new class of high-performance, sustainable materials through controlled mineral deposition.
Nanocellulose (NC)-based materials constitute a new class of bio-based building blocks that are inspiring advances for the next generation of high-performance sustainable materials.
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