Highly stable, functional hairy nanoparticles and biopolymers from wood fibers: Towards sustainable nanotechnology

Keyphrases

• Nanoparticles 100%
• Biopolymers 100%
• Functional Groups 100%
• Cellulose 100%
• Highly Stable 100%
• Centrifugation 100%
• Wood Fiber 100%
• Nanocellulose 100%
• Dialdehyde 100%
• Sustainable Nanotechnology 100%
• Periodate Oxidation 100%
• Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FT-IR) 50%
• Aldehydes 50%
• Reaction Time 50%
• Dynamic Light Scattering 50%
• Nanomaterials 50%
• Transmission Electron Microscopy 50%
• Scanning Electron Microscopy 50%
• Nanotechnology 50%
• Atomic Force Microscopy 50%
• Solvent Addition 50%
• Nanomedicine 50%
• Electron Beam Scanning 50%
• Surface Charge 50%
• Nanoparticle Synthesis 50%
• Carboxyl Group 50%
• Synthesis Methods 50%
• Amplitude Attenuation 50%
• Metal Nanoparticles 50%
• Nuclear Magnetic Resonance 50%
• Chlorite 50%
• Oxidation Reaction 50%
• Crystalline Region 50%
• Reactive Intermediates 50%
• Separation Techniques 50%
• Amorphous Region 50%
• Rod-like 50%
• Antisolvent Precipitation 50%
• C2-C3 50%
• Hassles 50%
• Without Heating 50%
• Softwood 50%
• Oxidized Cellulose 50%
• Chemical Synthesis 50%
• Carboxyl Content 50%
• Aldehyde Content 50%
• Chemical Separation 50%
• Sustainable Alternatives 50%
• Modified Cellulose 50%

Chemical Engineering

• Nanoparticle 100%
• Functional Group 28%
• Centrifugation 28%
• Nanomedicine 14%

Material Science

• Softwood 20%