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Structure–property interplay in fully circular all-cellulose composites using structurally intact lignocellulosic fibers
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• Water-regenerated cellulose showed higher crystallinity and thermal stability. • ACCs exhibited low porosity (<2 v/v%) with intact fiber–matrix interfaces. • Regenerated cellulose that was dissolved in EmimAc had higher tensile strength. • Bamboo fiber reinforced ACCs exhibited over 3-fold higher tensile strength than coir fiber reinforced ones. • Ionic liquids were efficiently recovered without property degradation.
Keywords:
Cellulose
Biocomposites
Lignocellulosic fiber
Ionic liquid
Circular materials
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