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Abstract Nanofibrillated cellulose (NFC) mats, which have porous or dense structures, were prepared in this study. The effects of the number of grinding passes, suspension solids content, and drying conditions on the structural changes of the NFC mats were investigated. Water removal in the NFC suspensions for forming the mats was carried out using pressurized dewatering equipment. The field-emission scanning electron microscope observation showed that the nanofibrils were preserved by solvent exchange drying, whereas the partial aggregation of nanofibrils occurred by freeze drying. Properties such as shrinkage, density, porosity, and specific surface areas of the NFC mats changed depending on the preparation conditions of the NFC mats. The NFC mats, which have low density and high porosity, could be prepared by solvent exchange drying and freeze drying. Porosity of the NFC mats varied from 76 % to 96 %. The specific surface area of the NFC mat increased to 175 m2/g with an increase in the number of grinding passes.
Fibers and Polymers – Springer Journals
Published: Feb 1, 2015
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