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Bionanocomposites basados en arcillas fibrosas y celulosa desfibrada

Authors: González del Campo, M. Mar; Darder, Margarita; Prieto, Pilar; Ruiz-Hitzky, Eduardo;

Bionanocomposites basados en arcillas fibrosas y celulosa desfibrada

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Los bionanocomposites son materiales híbridos constituidos por polímeros de origen natural asociados con sólidos inorgánicos, como pueden ser las arcillas, a través de interacciones a escala nanométrica entre ambos componentes (Darder y col., 2007). Al igual que los sistemas polímero-arcilla convencionales, estos nanocomposites de naturaleza biohíbrida (bionanocomposites), presentan interesantes propiedades estructurales y funcionales, incorporando además el carácter biocompatible y biodegradable asociado al biopolímero (Darder y col., 2007; Ruiz-Hitzky y col., 2008, 2013).

Comunicación oral dada en la XXIII Reunión de la Sociedad Española de Arcillas que tuvo lugar en Toledo (España) del 10 al 12 de septiembre de 2014.

Proyectos MAT2012-31759 (CICYT, España) y MP1202 (COST Action, UE). MMGC agradece al MINECO (España) la ayuda BES-2013-064677.

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Bionanocomposites, Fibrous clays, Palygorskite, Palygorskita, Sepiolite, Arcillas fibrosas, Microcrystalline cellulose, Sepiolita, Celulosa microcristalina

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