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Effects of Surfactants on the Preparation of Nanocellulose-PLA Composites
Kirsi Immonen
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Panu Lahtinen
, Jaakko Pere
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additives
50%
aspect ratio
50%
cellulose
100%
chains
50%
composite materials
50%
dispersions
100%
epoxides
50%
fibers
50%
impact strength
50%
increasing
50%
industry
50%
linseed oil
50%
loading
50%
manufacturing
50%
matrices
50%
mechanical properties
50%
nanostructures
50%
pulps
100%
size
50%
surface area
50%
surfactants
100%
tensile strength
50%
thermoplastics
100%
wood
100%
Keyphrases
Cellulose Nanofibrils
33%
Cellulose-based Materials
33%
Dispersion Agent
33%
Dissolving Pulp
33%
Epoxy
33%
High Aspect Ratio
33%
High Consistency
33%
Impact Strength
33%
Linseed Oil
33%
Long Alkyl Chain
33%
Manufacturing Industry
33%
Mechanical Properties
33%
Micro-nano
33%
Micro-sized
33%
Microcrystalline Cellulose
100%
Nanocellulose
100%
Nanosize
33%
Polylactide
33%
Polylactide Composites
100%
Softwood Kraft Pulp
33%
Surfactant Effect
100%
Tensile Strength
33%
Thermoplastic Composites
33%
Wood Cellulose
33%
Wood Fiber
33%
Material Science
Carbon Nanofiber
66%
Composite Material
33%
Flax
33%
Impact Strength
33%
Kraft Pulp
33%
Mechanical Property
33%
Nanocellulose
100%
Polylactide
100%
Surface Active Agent
100%
Thermoplastics
66%
Ultimate Tensile Strength
33%