journal article·2025-07Open access

Transformation of Bamboo: From Multiscale Fibers to Robust and Degradable Cellulose‐Based Materials for Plastic Substitution (Small 27/2025)

Juan Hu, Yahui Zhang, Yingqi He, Zhitao Su, Wanli Lao, Shaodi Zhang, Yanglun Yu, Wenji Yu, Yuxiang Huang

Small· Volume 21· Issue 27

Abstract

Plastic Substitution tilizing multiscale interfacial engineering, bamboo is transformed into strong, biodegradable, moldable cellulose-based materials featuring macro-nano fiber network structures. The resulting bamboo cellulose-based bulk materials exhibit exceptional mechanical properties, superior thermal stability, and minimal environmental impact, outperforming conventional commercial plastics and other biomass-derived structural materials. These outstanding attributes render it an ideal substitute for traditional petroleum-based plastics in various applications. More in article number 2411339, Yuxiang Huang and co-workers.
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OpenAlex topics: Innovations in Concrete and Construction Materials · Architecture and Computational Design · Advanced Cellulose Research Studies

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Affiliations

Research Institute of Wood Industry Chinese Academy of Forestry Haidian Beijing 100091 China

Beijing Key Laboratory of Wood Science and Engineering Beijing Forestry University Haidian Beijing 100083 China

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