纳米纤维素的光电子性能及器件应用综述

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Abstract Cellulose nanocrystals (CNCs) are colloidal and surface-active materials that have been developed rapidly, due to characteristics such as a controlled charge group, high chemical activity, high optical activity, light weight, low cost and environmental friendliness. CNCs are gaining increasing interest in photoelectronic device fields such as conductors, displays, sensors, transistors, radiofrequency devices, generators, light-emitting diodes (LED), etc. Despite all this, there are still many challenges for nanocellulose to be applicable in photoelectronic devices, which has not been reviewed yet. It is worth discussing the scientific problems and technical difficulties of CNCs, e.g., tunability of particle pro-perties (particle dimensions, chemical groups and hydrophilicity), device requirements, and the relationship of the physical/chemical attributes and the devices.
This paper introduces the preparation, characteristics and photoelectronic properties (optical transmittance, interference, scattering, liquid crystal chirality, etc.) of nanocellulose, and discusses the applications in solar cells, intelligent responsive/reflective films and optical fibers. We believe this review is helpful to better understand nanocellulose regarding its preparation, micromorphological features, colloidal effects, critical materialization characteristics, and performance. This review also gives a design criterion for devices and a theoretical basis for applications, such as emulsions, films, template materials, energy savers, electrodes, paper electronics, sensors and actuators.

Key words： nano cellulose cellulose nanofibril cellulose nanocrystal optical property photoelectronic device

Published: Online: 2023-02-08

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XU Xuezhu,MENG Ziwei,ZHOU Guofu. Photoelectronic Properties and Device Applications of Nanocellulose: a Review[J]. Materials Reports, 2023, 37(2): 21010134-14.

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