Green bionanocomposites from high-elasticity “soft” polyurethane and high-crystallinity “rigid” chitin nanocrystals with controlled surface acetylation

Ning Lin; Siwen Wei; Xia Tao; Fei Hu; Jin Huang; Alain Dufresne

doi:10.1039/c4ra07899c

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Green bionanocomposites from high-elasticity “soft” polyurethane and high-crystallinity “rigid” chitin nanocrystals with controlled surface acetylation

Ning Lin Siwen Wei Xia Tao Fei Hu Jin Huang Alain Dufresne

Year: 2014 Journal: RSC Advances Vol: 4 (90)Pages: 49098-49107 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/c4ra07899c

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Novel elastomeric nanocomposites from “rigid” partially-acetylated chitin nanocrystals and “soft” high-elasticity polyurethane.

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Crystallinity Chitin Polyurethane Materials science Nanocrystal Elastomer Nanocomposite Elasticity (physics) Acetylation Composite material Chemical engineering Polymer chemistry Polymer science Chemistry Nanotechnology Chitosan

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