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TEMPO-oxidised cellulose nanofibrils from bacterial cellulose: how the cellulose source influences the gelation mechanisms
TEMPO-oxidation of cellulose is used to form water-dispersible, negatively charged nanofibrils. It is known the type of cellulose source influences the yield of the TEMPO-oxidation, the number of carboxylate groups and the crystallinity index. In this paper, we aim at evidencing its influence on wat
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