Published : 2020-12-16

Effect of graphene oxide additive on the structure of composite cellulose fibers

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The paper presents results of investigations on the effect of the addition of graphene oxide (GO) on the structural properties of composite cellulose fibers (CEL). GO/CEL fibers were obtained from a solution of CEL in ionic liquid – 1-ethyl-3-methylimidazole acetate – with the addition of GO dispersion in DMF. A classic wet spinning method was used using water and methanol as coagulants. Results have shown that the addition of GO increases the crystallinity of fibers to 31–40.8%. Moreover, these results indicate a significant impact of the coagulant used in the fiber forming process. Methanol coagulated fibers have greater porosity and larger pore sizes than water coagulated fibers.


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Gabryś, T., & Ślusarczyk, C. (2020). Effect of graphene oxide additive on the structure of composite cellulose fibers. Polimery, 65(9), 646-650. https://doi.org/10.14314/polimery.2020.9.7