Exploring the Degree of Relative Crystalline and Amorphous Properties of Cellulose Nanofibers by Correlated Graphene-Quenching Raman Spectroscopy with Electrostatic Force Microscopy Technique

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Exploring the Degree of Relative Crystalline and Amorphous Properties of Cellulose Nanofibers by Correlated Graphene-Quenching Raman Spectroscopy with Electrostatic Force Microscopy Technique

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Utilizing cellulose nanofibers (CNF) attracts tremendous attention in terms of developing a non-breakable film with high toughness and optically transparent properties. Here, the author introduces a new characterization method in order to compare the relative degree of the crystalline and amorphous characters of CNF by correlating Graphene-Quenching Raman Scattering (GQRS) with Electrostatic Force Microscope (EFM) results. This nano-metrology may pave the new way in quantitatively unraveling the degree of lignin and hemicellulose.

Degree of Relative Crystalline and Amorphous Properties

Individual cellulose nanofiber

Graphene-Quenching Raman Spectroscopy

Electrostatic Force Microscopy

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