The effect of residual fibres on the micro-topography of cellulose nanopaper.
作者： Gary Chinga-Carrasco , Natalia Averianova , Olga Kondalenko , Milyausha Garaeva , Vladimir Petrov
DOI: 10.1016/J.MICRON.2013.09.002
关键词: Electron microscope 、 Cellulose 、 Biomaterial 、 Composite material 、 Surface finish 、 Materials science 、 Microscopy 、 Homogenization (chemistry) 、 Nanocellulose 、 Surface roughness
摘要: Nanopaper is a new material concept composed of nanocellulose, which has been proposed for series applications. Recently, the surface nanopapers also emphasized as an important structure to control. This due potential nanopaper structures substrate printing functionality, could expand applicability functionalized biomaterial. In this study, we demonstrate how roughness affected by fraction residual fibres that were not fibrillated into nanofibrils after homogenization procedure. The topography and morphology assessed with laser profilometry, atomic force microscopy scanning (transmission) electron microscopy. results show linear correlation between estimated nanopapers. Furthermore, can be reduced fractionating demonstrated in present work. Such knowledge will valuable designing surfaces specific structural characteristics.
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