Improvement of interface bonding of bacterial cellulose reinforced aged paper by amino-silanization

Mou, Hongyan; Wu, Ting; Wu, Xiao; Zhang, Hongjie; Ji, Xingxiang; Fan, Huiming; Song, Helong

doi:10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2024.133130

International Journal of Biological Macromolecules

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.ijbiomac.2024.133130

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Improvement of interface bonding of bacterial cellulose reinforced aged paper by amino-silanization

Hongyan Mou,

Ting Wu,

Xiao Wu

et al.

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Multi-Functional Repair and Long-Term Preservation of Paper Relics by Nano-MgO with Aminosilaned Bacterial Cellulose

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Paper relics, as carrieres of historical civilization’s records and inheritance, could be severely acidic and brittle over time. In this study, the multi-functional dispersion of nanometer magnesium oxide (MgO) carried by 3-aminopropyl triethoxysilane-modified bacterial cellulose (KH550-BC) was applied in the impregnation process to repair aged paper, aiming at solving the key problems of anti-acid and strength recovery in the protection of ancient books. The KH550-BC/MgO treatment demonstrated enhanced functional efficacy in repairing aged paper, attributed to the homogeneous and stable distribution of MgO within the nanofibers of BC networks, with minimal impact on the paper’s wettability and color. Furthermore, the treatment facilitated the formation of adequate alkali reserves and hydrogen bonding, resulting in superior anti-aging properties in the treated paper during prolonged preservation. Even after 30 days of hygrothermal aging tests, the paper repaired by KH550-BC/MgO was still in a gently alkaline environment (pH was about 7.56), alongside a 32.18% elevation compared to the untreated paper regarding the tear index. The results of this work indicate that KH550-BC/MgO is an effective reinforcement material for improving the long-term restoration of ancient books.

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Improvement of interface bonding of bacterial cellulose reinforced aged paper by amino-silanization

Cited by 3 publications

References 31 publications

A bacterial nanocellulose hydrogel with moderate antioxidant activity: Reducing the loss of Phellinus igniarius polysaccharides by aminosilane modification

A bacterial nanocellulose hydrogel with moderate antioxidant activity: Reducing the loss of Phellinus igniarius polysaccharides by aminosilane modification

An oxidative stress relieving hydrogel based on aminosilane-modified bacterial nanocellulose and Cordyceps militaris polysaccharides

Multi-Functional Repair and Long-Term Preservation of Paper Relics by Nano-MgO with Aminosilaned Bacterial Cellulose

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