Structure, compression and thermally insulating properties of cellulose diacetate-based aerogels

Sizhao Zhang; Xing Huang; Junzong Feng; Fangwei Qi; E Dianyu; Yonggang Jiang; Liangjun Li; Shixian Xiong; Jian Feng

doi:10.1016/j.matdes.2020.108502

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Structure, compression and thermally insulating properties of cellulose diacetate-based aerogels

Sizhao Zhang Xing Huang Junzong Feng Fangwei Qi E Dianyu Yonggang Jiang Liangjun Li Shixian Xiong Jian Feng

Year: 2020 Journal: Materials & Design Vol: 189 Pages: 108502-108502 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.1016/j.matdes.2020.108502

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Materials science Aerogel Composite material Supercritical fluid Compressive strength Monolith Thermal conductivity Cellulose Supercritical drying Thermal insulation Porosity Chemical engineering Organic chemistry

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