ACS Nano June 2020 PMID 32413254

Top-Down Approach Making Anisotropic Cellulose Aerogels as Universal Substrates for Multifunctionalization.

Jonas Garemark, Xuan Yang, Xia Sheng, Ocean Cheung, Licheng Sun, Lars A Berglund, Yuanyuan Li

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The study presents a universal method for creating strong, porous, anisotropic cellulose aerogels by leveraging the natural structure of wood, involving steps like removing lignin and regenerating nanofibers, which results in materials with high surface area and mechanical strength.
These bio-based aerogels retain the natural anisotropic properties of wood, making them suitable for various applications such as insulation, filters, energy storage, and multifunctional composites, with recorded specific surface areas surpassing most cellulose aerogels.
The researchers demonstrated the versatility of these aerogels by decorating them with metal nanoparticles, conductive polymers, and carbonization, enabling their use as catalysts, filters, or conductive electrodes in electronics, highlighting their potential as multifunctional, sustainable materials.]

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