ArticleNano letters2021
Small Angle Neutron Scattering Shows Nanoscale PMMA Distribution in Transparent Wood Biocomposites.
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Abstract
Transparent wood biocomposites based on PMMA combine high optical transmittance with excellent mechanical properties. One hypothesis is that despite poor miscibility the polymer is distributed at the nanoscale inside the cell wall. Small-angle neutron scattering (SANS) experiments are performed to test this hypothesis, using biocomposites based on deuterated PMMA and "contrast-matched" PMMA. The wood cell wall nanostructure soaked in heavy water is quantified in terms of the correlation distance
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