Macromolecular Rapid Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
45(11)
Published: Feb. 24, 2024
Abstract
Hydrogels,
key
in
biomedical
research
for
their
hydrophilicity
and
versatility,
have
evolved
with
hydrogel
microspheres
(HMs)
of
micron‐scale
dimensions,
enhancing
role
minimally
invasive
therapeutic
delivery,
tissue
repair,
regeneration.
The
recent
emergence
nanomaterials
has
ushered
a
revolutionary
transformation
the
field,
which
demonstrates
tremendous
potential
targeted
therapies,
biological
imaging,
disease
diagnostics.
Consequently,
integration
advanced
nanotechnology
promises
to
trigger
new
revolution
realm
hydrogels.
HMs
loaded
combine
advantages
both
hydrogels
nanomaterials,
enables
multifaceted
functionalities
such
as
efficient
drug
sustained
release,
therapy,
lubrication,
biochemical
detection,
medical
biosensing
monitoring,
micro‐robotics.
Here,
this
review
comprehensively
expounds
upon
commonly
used
classifications.
Then,
it
provides
comprehensive
insights
into
raw
materials
preparation
methods
HMs.
Besides,
common
strategies
employed
achieve
nano‐micron
combinations
are
summarized,
latest
applications
these
combined
field
elucidated.
Finally,
valuable
future
design
development
provided.
Nano-Micro Letters,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: March 10, 2023
Abstract
Solar-driven
interfacial
evaporation
is
an
emerging
technology
for
water
desalination.
Generally,
double-layered
structure
with
separate
surface
wettability
properties
usually
employed
evaporator
construction.
However,
creating
materials
tunable
a
great
challenge
because
the
of
existing
monotonous.
Herein,
we
report
vinyltrimethoxysilane
as
single
molecular
unit
to
hybrid
bacterial
cellulose
(BC)
fibrous
network,
which
can
be
built
into
robust
aerogel
entirely
distinct
through
controlling
assembly
pathways.
Siloxane
groups
or
carbon
atoms
are
exposed
on
BC
nanofibers,
resulting
in
either
superhydrophilic
superhydrophobic
aerogels.
With
this
special
property,
component-modified
aerogels
could
integrated
Under
1
sun,
our
achieves
high
rates
1.91
and
4.20
kg
m
−2
h
−1
under
laboratory
outdoor
solar
conditions,
respectively.
Moreover,
shows
unprecedented
lightweight,
structural
robustness,
long-term
stability
extreme
excellent
salt-resistance,
highlighting
advantages
synthesis
from
unit."Image
missing"
Green Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
25(22), P. 9020 - 9044
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
The
present
paper
comprehensively
reviews
the
research
status
on
preparation
and
application
of
lignin-containing
biodegradable
UV-blocking
films,
effect
lignin
mechanical
optical
properties
films.
Clean Technologies,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
6(2), P. 662 - 699
Published: June 3, 2024
Sugarcane
has
primarily
been
used
for
sugar
and
ethanol
production.
It
creates
large
quantities
of
residual
lignocellulosic
biomass
such
as
sugarcane
bagasse,
leaves,
tops,
vinasse.
Biomass
is
a
sustainable
prospect
biorefineries
aiming
to
optimize
production
processes.
We
detail
recent
research
developments
in
recycling
sugarcane,
including
energy
generation
pyrolysis
obtain
biofuels,
example.
To
produce
biochar,
the
cost
operating
at
high
temperatures
large-scale
remain
obstacles.
The
prospects
can
be
enhanced
by
pellet
production;
however,
it
requires
an
improvement
quality
control
long-term
storage
or
long-distance
transportation.
In
civil
construction,
materials
still
need
prove
their
efficiency
reliability.
Related
adsorbent
materials,
use
bagasse
advantage
being
low-cost
environmentally
friendly.
Nevertheless,
extraction,
functionalization,
modification
cellulose
fibers,
improve
adsorption
properties
even
mode
operation,
challenges.
synthesis
nanostructures
lacking
yields
ability
scale
up.
Finally,
controlling
dispersion
orientation
avoiding
fiber
agglomeration
could
mechanical
response
composites
using
bagasse.
different
possibilities
its
residues
reinforce
importance
this
material
industry
global
economy.
Thus,
present
work
addresses
current
challenges
perspectives
industrial
processes
involving
support
future
on
waste-derived
subjects.
