微纳米纤维素材料的微流控制备技术研究进展

doi:10.13475/j.fzxb.20201203407

摘要/Abstract

摘要：

为深入分析微流控技术制备微纳米纤维素材料的研究现状,促进其在各领域应用,综述了以纤维素及纳米纤维素为原料,以微流控技术为基础,结合快速冷冻法、原位界面络合法等技术,制备纤维素及纳米纤维素微球和微胶囊、纤维长丝、薄膜、微管、水凝胶的最新研究进展;针对微流控技术制备微纳米纤维素材料存在的挑战,提出了克服材料缺陷,提升微通道构建能力,探索技术结合方案的应对策略;展望了微流控技术在制备微纳米纤维素材料方面的发展前景,为微流控技术制备微纳米纤维素材料在材料科学、组织工程和再生医学等领域的应用提供参考。

关键词: 微纳米纤维素材料, 纳米纤维素纤维, 微流控技术, 受控挤出, 层流效应, 纤维素微球, 纤维素微胶囊

Abstract:

In order to gain in-depth understanding of the research status of micro/nano cellulose materials prepared by microfluidic technology, and to promote its application in various fields, the use of cellulose and nanocellulose as raw materials based on microfluidic technology was reviewed. The latest research progress was reviewed and discussed concentrating on the preparations of cellulose microspheres and microcapsules, nanocellulose microspheres and microcapsules, fiber filaments, films, microtubules, and hydrogels combined with rapid freezing method, in-situ interface complex method and other technologies. Aiming at the challenges in the preparation of micro/nano cellulose materials by microfluidic technology, a corresponding strategy is proposed to tackle material defects, to enhance the ability for micro-channel construction, and to explore technology combination solutions. Development prospects were also scrutinized to provide references for the preparation of micro/nano cellulose materials by microfluidic technology in the fields of material science, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

Key words: micro/nano cellulose material, nano cellulose fiber, microfluidic technology, controlled extrusion, laminar effect, cellulose microsphere, cellulose microcapsule

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TQ341

李兴兴, 李琴, 岳甜甜, 刘宇清. 微纳米纤维素材料的微流控制备技术研究进展[J]. 纺织学报, 2022, 43(04): 180-186.

LI Xingxing, LI Qin, YUE Tiantian, LIU Yuqing. Progress in microfluidics preparation technology of micro/nano cellulose materials[J]. Journal of Textile Research, 2022, 43(04): 180-186.

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