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Molecular dynamics simulation of mechanical properties of carbon nanotube reinforced cellulose
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Improved cellulose X-ray diffraction analysis using Fourier series modeling
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In silico structure prediction of full-length cotton cellulose synthase protein (GhCESA1) and its hierarchical complexes
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Structural characterization of carboxyl cellulose nanofibers extracted from underutilized sources
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Biotemplating of a Highly Porous Cellulose–Silica Composite from Apium graveolens by a Low-Toxicity Sol–Gel Technique
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Acetate-rich Cellulosic Hydrolysates and Their Bioconversion Using Yeasts
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DEAE-cellulose based ultrathin layer chromatography – mass spectrometry for protein separation and characterization
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3D printing of metals using biodegradable cellulose hydrogel inks
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Bioconversion of cellulose into bisabolene using Ruminococcus flavefaciens and Rhodosporidium toruloides
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Revisiting the dissolution of cellulose in H3PO4(aq) through cryo-TEM, PTssNMR and DWS
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Comparative performance of bio-based coatings formulated with cellulose, chitin, and chitosan nanomaterials suitable for fruit preservation
Sustainable nanomaterials (SNMs) from wood, sugarcane and crab shell were prepared and used to coat selected fruits. The properties of SNMs and selected fruits were characterized and strawberry was used as an example to test antifungal activity and freshness preservation of the SNMs. The SNMs with their nano-structured morphology form strong shear-thinning dispersions for easy spraying on fruit surfaces. The fruit surface free energy was influenced by its surface morphology, predominant surface wax components, and cutin monomers. The antifungal activity of SNMs was influenced by their surface functional groups and particle size (crystals vs fibers). The coblend of wood nanocrystals (WCNCs) and chitosan nanofiber (CSNFs) exhibited the best antifungal property, which was comparable with the performance of the fungicide thiabendazole (80 mg L -1 ). The weight loss and color change of the WCNC/CSNF coated strawberries decreased by nearly half compared with the control samples, showing coating effectiveness on preserving fruit freshness.
Amphiprotic cellulose mediated graphene oxide magnetic aerogels for water remediation
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Cellulose nanofibres mitigate chloride ion ingress in cement-based systems
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