Emerging Functions of Nano-Organized Polysaccharides

Natural polysaccharides, such as cellulose and chitin, possess unique hierarchical nanoarchitectures that can never be artificially reconstructed, and their nano-organized structures are involved in the hidden materials functions with great potential. Pioneering the emerging functions of nano-organi...

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Other Authors: Kitaoka, Takuya (Editor)
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Published: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
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653 |a chitosan−ZnCl2 complex 
653 |a crystal structure 
653 |a X-ray fiber diffraction 
653 |a nanofibrillated bacterial cellulose 
653 |a bacterial cellulose 
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653 |a intraperitoneal chemotherapy 
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653 |a xylan 
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653 |a xerogel 
653 |a flame-retardant 
653 |a polydopamine doping 
653 |a pyrolysis 
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653 |a supercapacitor 
653 |a surface carboxylation 
653 |a surface deacetylation 
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653 |a skin repair 
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