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ATIR-FTIR spectrum for grafted cellulose nanofibers (a) CNF, (b)
FTIR spectra of CNF (a) and M-CNF(b).
Non leaching biomimetic antimicrobial surfaces via surface functionalisation of cellulose nanofibers with aminosilane
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