Cationic amphiphilic microfibrillated cellulose (MFC) for potential use for bile acid sorption
• Cationic amphiphilic MFC with different chemical structures is synthesized. • Increasing charge density increases the sorption capacity of CMFC. • Increasing alkyl length increases the sorption capacity of the modified CMFC. • Sorption behavior of the modified CMFC is less influenced by the ionic...
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