Nanostructured biocomposites of high toughness—a wood cellulose nanofiber network in ductile hydroxyethylcellulose matrix

Nanostructured biocomposites of high toughness—a wood cellulose nanofiber network in ductile hydroxyethylcellulose matrix
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高韧性纳米结构生物复合材料——延展性羟乙基纤维素基质中的木质纤维素纳米纤维网络

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2011
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L. Berglund
L. Berglund
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H. Sehaqui;Qi Zhou;L. Berglund

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