ArticleGels (Basel, Switzerland)2026
Silk Microfiber-Reinforced Biomass Aerogel with Cobweb-like Pore Structure for Highly Efficient Eco-Friendly Air Filtration.
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Airborne particulate matter pollution has posed severe threats to public health, while conventional air filtration materials suffer from non-biodegradability and poor structural stability. Herein, a series of eco-friendly konjac glucomannan/sodium alginate (KGM/SA) composite aerogels reinforced by silk microfibers (SFs) were fabricated via freeze-drying. The extracted SF had a concentrated diameter distribution of 500 nm, with a well-preserved crystalline structure and the β-sheet secondary structure of natural silk. Results demonstrated that SF incorporation effectively regulated the pore structure, with reduced pore sizes, and an optimized uniform and compact cobweb-like porous network was achieved at 70% SF addition (KSSF
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