Nanotechnology - Methods of Manufacturing Cellulose Nanofibres

Szczęsna-Antczak, M.; Kazimierczak, J.; Antczak, T.

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Nanotechnology - Methods of Manufacturing Cellulose Nanofibres

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Szczęsna-Antczak M. , Kazimierczak J. , Antczak T.

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Nanotechnologia. Metody wytwarzania nanowłókien celulozowych

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Nanotechnologia należy ciągle do nowych, chociaż już w pełni ukształtowanych i coraz bardziej wykorzystywanych w życiu codziennym dziedzin nauki. Celuloza jest polimerem tanim, hydrofilowym, chiralnym i łatwym do modyfikacji chemicznych. Jest materiałem biodegradowalnym i społecznie akceptowalnym. Wszystkie te cechy sprawiają, że celuloza staje się atrakcyjnym zamiennikiem sztucznych tworzyw stosowanych jako wypełniacze czy wzmacniacze kompozytów. Polimer złożony z nanowłókien celulozowych, którego właściwości funkcjonalne determinowane są przez strukturę nanofibryli, nazywany jest nanocelulozą. W artykule omówiono metody wytwarzania nanoproduktów oraz zaprezentowano różne koncepcje wytwarzania nanowłókien z biomasy roślinnej.

Nanotechnology is still a new science, but already fully developed and increasingly used in everyday life. Cellulose is a polymer of low cost and is also hydrophilic, chiral and can be easily subject to chemical modifications. Moreover, cellulosic material is biodegradable and socially acceptable. All these features make cellulose an attractive replacement for plastics used as composite fillers or reinforcement. A polymer composed of cellulose nanofibres, whose functional properties are determined by the fibril structure, is called nanocellulose. The article discusses the methods of producing nanomaterials and presents different concepts of cellulose nanofibre production of plant biomass.

Słowa kluczowe

nanotechnologia nanowłókna produkcyjne nanowłókna celulozowe

nanotechnology manufacturing nanofibres cellulose nanofibres

Wydawca

Sieć Badawcza Łukasiewicz - Łódzki Instytut Technologiczny

Czasopismo

Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe

Rocznik

2012

Tom

Vol. 20, no. 2 (91)

Strony

8--12

Opis fizyczny

Bibliogr. 69 poz.

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autor

Szczęsna-Antczak M.

autor

Kazimierczak J.

autor

Antczak T.

Poland, Łódź, Technical University of Łódź, Institut of Technical Biochemistry

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