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The Effect of Cellulose Nanofibers on the Properties of Starch Biopolymer
Mahyar Fazeli, Renata A. Simão
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Engineering & Materials Science
Nanocellulose
100%
Biopolymers
89%
Starch
79%
Thermoplastics
50%
Composite films
40%
Water vapor
23%
Atomic force microscopy
18%
Differential scanning calorimetry
15%
Nanocomposites
15%
Oxygen
11%
Tensile strength
11%
Polysaccharides
10%
Polymer solutions
9%
Nanofibers
9%
Glycerol
8%
Topography
8%
Cellulose
7%
Melting point
7%
Transmission electron microscopy
7%
X ray diffraction
7%
Characterization (materials science)
6%
Casting
6%
Reinforcement
5%
Scanning electron microscopy
5%
Polymers
5%
Fibers
4%
Mechanical properties
4%
Physics & Astronomy
starches
83%
biopolymers
80%
cellulose
72%
water vapor
21%
composite materials
17%
tensile strength
13%
heat measurement
12%
nanocomposites
12%
matrices
11%
atomic force microscopy
10%
thermograms
9%
polysaccharides
9%
scanning
8%
oxygen
8%
polymers
8%
glycerols
8%
characterization
7%
reinforcement
7%
tensile tests
7%
low concentrations
6%
melting points
6%
topography
6%
transmittance
5%
preparation
5%
mechanical properties
4%
transmission electron microscopy
4%
scanning electron microscopy
4%
fibers
4%
diffraction
3%
x rays
3%
Chemical Compounds
Biopolymer
61%
Starch
59%
Nanofiber
55%
Liquid Film
27%
Water Vapor
22%
Composite Material
15%
Tensile Strength
13%
Atomic Force Microscopy
12%
Differential Scanning Calorimetry
11%
Nanocomposite
10%
Transmittance
8%
Dioxygen
7%
Casting
7%
Glycerol
6%
Melting Point
6%
Transmission Electron Microscopy
5%
Fiber
5%
Scanning Electron Microscopy
4%
Purity
4%
X-Ray Diffraction
3%
Surface
2%
Application
2%