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Size and solvent effects on cellulose transverse anisotropy and toughening design
Cellulose nanocrystals (CNCs) are a promising class of materials derived from the most abundant natural polymer resource on Earth. Hydroxyl-induced polarity is a crucial advantage of CNCs, making them promising for advanced design and application. Side chain hydroxyls, hydrogen bonds, and particular
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