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A Unique structure-proper relationship of ACC nanocellulose generated by a "gentle" nano-pulverization process, Aqueous Counter Collision (ACC). |
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A Unique "Gentle Nano-Pulverization Process for Native Cellulose Fiber" : Aqueous Counter Collision (ACC). |
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A "gentle nano-pulverization process" for environmentally friendly cellulose : Aqueous Counter Collision (ACC). |
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Preparation of cellulose gel from the Licl / DMAc solution. |
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Preparation of Single Cellulose Nanofibers Dispersed in Water Using Aqueous Counter Collision Method. |
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A Bacterium Spinning a Cellulose Nanofiber. |
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Application of the Aqueous Counter Collision Method for Industrial Food Wastes Free Society. |
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New Aspects of Cellulose Nanofibers. |
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Nano-builder designing a hierarchical organizing structure as a bottom-up 3-D architecture. |
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Structure of honeycomb-patterned film from polysaccharides using W/O emalsion and its unique properties. |
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Nano-pulverization of native cellulose fibers by counter collision in water. |
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A hierarchical organizing design for a bottom-up 3-D Architecture using a bacterium extruding a cellulose nanofiber. |
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Acetobacter Xylinum: 3-D Nanobuilder. |
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A Novel Tool for Characterization of Noncrystalline Regions in Cellulose: A FTIR Deuteration Monitoring and Generalized Two-Dimensional Correlation Spectroscopy. |
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Monolayer and LB membrane of cellulose derivatives. |
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Versatility of Atomic Force Microscopy(AFM) for research fields in cellulose. |
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Highly Oriented Cellulose Films from Nematic Ordered Cellulose (NOC). |
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Supermolecular architecture of cellulose in native and artificial systems enhanced by the drawing stress. |
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Application of microscopic FTIR to structural characterization of natural polymers. |
