Challenges in nano-structured fluid flows for assembly into hierarchical biomaterials

Проблемы течения наноструктурированных жидкостей при сборке иерархических биоматериалов
Roland Kádár, Ann E. Terry, Kim Nygård, Tiina Nypelö, Gunnar Westman, Sylwia Wojno, Reza Ghanbari, Mina Fazilati, Marko Bek, Amit Kumar Sonker
2023-01-01

cellulose nanocrystalshierarchical assemblyhierarchical biomaterialsnano-structured fluid flowsorientation dynamics
Hierarchical biomaterials have their place in the context of developing novel material systems particularly in the framework of sustainability. The key to their development is in controlling their assembly into hierarchical orders at various lengthscales. Thus, flow can be an asset in e.g. controlling orientation, however, resolving the hierarchical orientation dynamics of such systems remains a challenge. We focus here mainly on cellulose nanocrystals water-based suspensions, however, the outline is representative of numerous nanostructured fluids.
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Cellulose nanocrystal aqueous suspensions serve as the primary focus, while the challenges are presented as broadly representative of many nanostructured fluids.
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Flow can help control the orientation of nanostructured building blocks during biomaterial assembly.
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Hierarchical biomaterial development depends on controlling assembly across multiple length scales, particularly for sustainable material systems.
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Resolving orientation dynamics across hierarchical length scales remains a major challenge in nano-structured fluid flows.

cellulose nanocrystal water-based suspensions

hierarchical orientation dynamics during flow-driven assembly across multiple length scales

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Roland Kádár
Ann E. Terry
Kim Nygård
Tiina Nypelö
Gunnar Westman
Sylwia Wojno
Reza Ghanbari
Mina Fazilati
Marko Bek
Amit Kumar Sonker
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