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TEMPO-oxidised balsa wood scaffold (TOW)

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2024–2024publication span

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TEMPO-oxidised balsa wood scaffold (TOW)2024 · In-situ growth of electrically conductive MOFs in wood cellulose scaffold for flexible, robust and hydrophobic membranes with improved electrochemical performancecarboxylated cellulose-rich balsa wood scaffoldcellulose hydroxyl/carboxylate groupsunknown · Model SystemPorous, aligned wood cellulose scaffold bearing COO- groups after delignification and TEMPO oxidation.p004 / journal page 4 · 3.1 Preparation of EC-MOF@TOW membrane · Fig. 1