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Multifunctional biomass materials based on electroless plating
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The multifunctional utilization of biomass materials represents an effective strategy to address global resource shortages, mitigate environmental challenges, and support sustainable human development. However, the inherent insulating properties of most natural biomass materials significantly limit their applicability in advanced electronic technologies, including electromagnetic shielding, electrode capacitors, and triboelectric generators. Electroless plating (ELP), a versatile technique for metallization and functionalization, has attracted considerable attention over the past decade for its potential to endow biomass materials with tailored properties. This review provides a comprehensive analysis of ELP technology in the development of multidimensional functionalized biomass materials, emphasizing surface chemistry and functional applications. It outlines the underlying principles and recent technological advancements of ELP, as well as the properties and applications of metallized biomass materials. By achieving an optimal balance between functionality and ease of fabrication, the ELP demonstrates significant potential to expand the applications of biomass materials across various domains.
Keywords:
Biomass material
Electroless plating
Surface chemistry
Functional application
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