Cellulose Nanofiber (CNF) has become one of the fastest growing bio-based nanomaterials in recent years due to its renewable, lightweight, high strength and other properties. Whether it is coatings, paper reinforcing agents, composite materials, biomedical materials, food, or daily chemical products, the dispersion of nanocellulose is the core indicator that affects the final performance. Good dispersion not only improves the stability of the system, but also determines the transparency, mechanical enhancement effect and processability of nanocellulose, so it is of great importance in industrial production. 1. Mechanistic basis of nanocellulose dispersion (core SEO words: nanocellulose dispersion, CNF dispersion, nanocellulose structure) The diameter of nanocellulose is usually 5–50 nm, with a highly refined tow structure and extremely high specific surface area. Its surface is rich in hydroxyl groups, which can form a stable hydration layer with water molecules, allowing CNF to
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