MÀNG COMPOSITE BÁN TRONG SUỐT TỔNG HỢP TỪ VI SỢI CELLULOSE CÓ NGUỒN GỐC RƠM RẠ NGHIỀN NHỎ VÀ ỨNG DỤNG TRONG KIỂM SOÁT ÁNH SÁNG
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Màng composite bán trong suốt từ cellulose và chitosan (MFC/CS) được nghiền nhỏ dựa trên rơm rạ đã được chứng minh là một vật liệu kiểm soát sự truyền qua của ánh sáng mở ra hướng ứng dụng đầy hứa hẹn trong các kĩ thuật quang học thế hệ tiếp theo. Trong bài báo này, một phương pháp xanh tổng hợp MFC được bao phủ bởi lignin đã được phát triển thành công, trong đó MFC lần đầu tiên được chiết xuất bằng cách sử dụng dung dịch natri hydroxit loãng trên thiết bị đồng hóa ở tốc độ 5000 vòng/phút. Lignin hòa tan sau đó được lắng đọng trên bề mặt MFC sau khi trung hòa natri hydroxit bằng dung dịch axit clohydric loãng. MFCs thu được có đường kính từ 2-5 μm và chiều dài lên đến 200 μm. Lignin được khử màu bằng cách loại bỏ các nhóm mang màu của nó (chromophore groups) bằng axit peracetic với hỗn hợp hydro peroxit và axit axetic ở tỉ lệ thể tích 4: 1. Màng MFC cho thấy độ trong suốt cao và hiệu ứng phân tán ánh sáng tuyệt vời với tỉ lệ trọng lượng MFC/CS là 1: 3 và 1: 1.
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