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TEMPO-oxidized CNF features carboxyl-rich surfaces, a high aspect ratio, and excellent water dispersibility, providing reinforcement, thickening, thixotropy, suspension stability, film formation, and hydrogel formation.
Characterized by hydroxyl-rich cellulose surfaces and a high-aspect-ratio network structure, this material is suitable for reinforcement, thickening, film formation, and various water-based composite systems.
High-aspect-ratio nanofibers form a three-dimensional network, producing a gel-like structure at just 1% solids content. Combined with carboxyl-functionalized surfaces, this material is suitable for rheology modification, hydrogel formation, reinforcement.
Positively charged nanofibrous networks combine rheological modification with electrostatic interactions, making them suitable for anionic component adsorption, suspension stabilization, and functional composite development.
Hydrophobically modified through silane functionalization, this material improves the compatibility of CNF with low-polarity matrices such as silicone, resins, and rubber, while retaining the reinforcing properties of its long-fiber network.
Retaining a certain lignin content within the CNF network combines nanofiber reinforcement with lignin-related interfacial properties, coloration, and UV-absorbing characteristics.
Sulfonic Acid-Functionalized CNFs; Sulfated CNFs; Anionic CNFs.Recommended Applications: Functional Membranes; Hydrogels; Coatings; Rheology Modification; Composites; Interfacial Studies.
A bio-based nanofiber material derived from bamboo cellulose, featuring a high aspect ratio and excellent network-forming capability. Suitable for research into reinforcement, thickening, thixotropy, suspension stabilization and film formation,