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13 p, 5.0 MB Self-assembly of mechanoplasmonic bacterial cellulose-metal nanoparticle composites / Eskilson, Olof (Linköping University. Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology) ; Lindström, Stefan (Linköping University. Department of Management and Engineering) ; Sepúlveda, Borja (Institut Català de Nanociència i Nanotecnologia) ; Shahjamali, Mohammad M. (Harvard University. School of Engineering and Applied Sciences) ; Güell Grau, Pau (Institut de Microelectrònica de Barcelona) ; Sivlér, Petter (Linköping University. Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology) ; Skog, Marten (Linköping University. Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology) ; Aronsson, Christopher (Linköping University. Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology) ; Björk, Emma M. (Linköping University. Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology) ; Nyberg, Niklas (Linköping University. Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology) ; Khalaf, Hazem (Örebro University. School of Medical Sciences) ; Bengtsson, Torbjörn (Örebro University. School of Medical Sciences) ; James, Jeemol (University of Gothenburg. Department of Chemistry and Molecular Biology) ; Ericson, Marica B. (University of Gothenburg. Department of Chemistry and Molecular Biology) ; Martinsson, Erik (Linköping University. Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology) ; Selegård, Robert (Linköping University. Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology) ; Aili, Daniel (Linköping University. Department of Physics, Chemistry and Biology)
Nanocomposites of metal nanoparticles (NPs) and bacterial nanocellulose (BC) enable fabrication of soft and biocompatible materials for optical, catalytic, electronic, and biomedical applications. Current BC-NP nanocomposites are typically prepared by in situ synthesis of the NPs or electrostatic adsorption of surface functionalized NPs, which limits possibilities to control and tune NP size, shape, concentration, and surface chemistry and influences the properties and performance of the materials. [...]
2020 - 10.1002/adfm.202004766
Advanced functional materials, Vol. 30, issue 40 (Oct. 2020) , art. 2004766  

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