Driven by global low-carbon development, the implementation of plastic ban and restriction policies, and the iterative upgrading of traditional chemical materials, bio-based new materials have become the core breakthrough for the transformation and upgrading of the manufacturing industry. Traditional plastic, resin, and glass fiber filling materials generally suffer from high carbon emissions, difficulty in degrading, environmental pollution, and insufficient weather resistance. The industry is in urgent need of a new base material that takes into account environmental protection, structural performance, and mass production cost-effectiveness. As a nano-level functional material extracted from natural biomass, nanocellulose has become a key upgraded raw material in the fields of building materials, new energy, fine chemicals, flexible materials and other fields, and has become a key upgraded raw material in the fields of building materials, new energy, fine chemicals, flexible materials and other fields, with its original renewable properties, nano-scale enhancement effect, excellent rheological properties and modifiable space, excellent rheological properties and modifiable space. 1. What is nanocellulose? Nanocellulose is made from natural renewable biomass such as bamboo, wood, cotton and hemp, agricultural and forestry straw, etc.
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