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    • Nanostructured materials are difficult to prepare rapidly and at large scale. Melt-processed polymer-clay nanocomposites are an exception, but the clay content is typically below 5 wt%. An approach for manufa… See more

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    Cellulosic nanomaterials are a new category of industrially available forest products. … See more

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    Microfibrillated cellulose (MFC) used in these tests was a commercial product termed Piano-Exilva, kindly provided by Borregaard… See more

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    Nanocomposites were successfully prepared from kaolinite nanoplatelets, MFC and wood fibers by a continuous paper-making process showing the industrial scalability o… See more

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    The Kempe foundation is gratefully acknowledged for financial support. In addition, the authors would like to acknowledge the FireFoam project funded by SSF (R… See more

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    What is cellulose nanopaper used for?
    The use of cellulose nanopaper has been most widely studied in terms of mechanical performance and as nanocomposites (mixing nanopaper with counterions, polymers and nanoclays) (Benítez & Walther 2017 ). Nanopaper has been proposed to be used as food packaging, barrier coating or as a reinforcement with other biopolymers (Trifol & Moriana 2022 ).
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    Pilot-Scale Twin Screw Extrusion and Chemical …

    Jul 10, 2017 · Here, cellulose nanofibrils at high solid content (20–25 wt %) and consuming 60% less energy compared to conventional processes were produced from enzymatic and TEMPO-oxidized cellulose fibers thanks to a twin screw …

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    What is nanopaper used for?
    Nanopaper is any cellulose-based non-woven material comprising partly or wholly of nanoparticles. These nanomaterials include both nanocellulose and other nano-scale particles, all of which add desirable properties to the nanopaper such as high strength and low weight, making nanopaper useful in packaging applications (Barhoum et al. 2017 ).

    Preparation and benchmarking of novel cellulose nanopaper

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    Can nanopaper replace synthetic packaging materials?
    Nanopaper, which is obtained by breaking down cellulose fibers into nanoscale particles, have unique properties with the potential to replace synthetic packaging materials, but requires very high energy to mechanically process the fibers into nanopaper.

    Preparation and benchmarking of novel cellulose nanopaper

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    What is cellulose nanopaper used for?
    The use of cellulose nanopaper has been most widely studied in terms of mechanical performance and as nanocomposites (mixing nanopaper with counterions, polymers and nanoclays) (Benítez & Walther 2017 ). Nanopaper has been proposed to be used as food packaging, barrier coating or as a reinforcement with other biopolymers (Trifol & Moriana 2022 ).

    Preparation and benchmarking of novel cellulose nanopaper

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    What is the grammage of nanoparticles?
    For process technology reasons, the retention of nanoparticles (MFC and nano-kaolinite) will depend on the selected “grammage”. During the experiments, the “grammage” (60, 70, 80 and 90 g/m 2) was therefore altered in order to find the best conditions for the pilot machine.

    The use of a pilot-scale continuous paper process for fire retardant

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    Can nanomaterials be used in nanopaper production?
    There have been extensive studies conducted on the use of nanomaterials in nanopaper production. Nanopaper is any cellulose-based non-woven material comprising partly or wholly of nanoparticles.

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    Why is nanopaper important in food packaging?
    Nanopaper is transparent, shows excellent mechanical properties and barrier properties which are so critical and fundamental in food packaging applications as moisture, oxygen of the environment can deteriorate the durability and shelf life of the food (Azeredo et al. 2017 ).

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    Feb 27, 2015 · Nacre-inspired composite paper of PVA crosslinked basalt scale and nanocellulose with enhanced mechanical, electrical insulating and ultraviolet-resistant aging performance. International Journal of Biological …

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