Flexible aerogels based on an interpenetrating network of bacterial cellulose and silica by a non-supercritical drying process
Huazheng Sai(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Fei Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Chunlin Zhao(Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine), Xing Li(Shaanxi Normal University), Lijie Cui(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Zhenyou Li(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Jianbin Jiao(University of Chinese Academy of Sciences), Junhui Xiang(University of Chinese Academy of Sciences)
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