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Impact of the anions in the production of monolithic cellulose aerogels
Academia and industry are developing ways to produce novel materials from renewable bio-based sources. Cellulose is the most abundant polysaccharide on Earth and it is known for its renewability, low economical and environmental footprint as well as chemical and thermal stability. We are developing
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