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"Quasi-solvent" mediates the self-exfoliation of chitin nanofibers
It is understood that there are about hundreds of thousands of tons of crab and shrimp shells discarded after consumption in our country every year.
In order to overcome the technical bottleneck of high energy consumption, the author of this article first designed and defined the "quasi-solvent" (DMSO/KOH) of chitin.
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