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Confinement-induced toughening in delignified wood-polyacrylamide composite hydrogels
With growing interest in environmental conservation, polymer composites incorporating wood-derived materials have attracted significant attention. While research has focused extensively on hard composites utilizing delignified wood or cellulose nanofibers (CNF) and soft composites reinforced with CN
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