A Facile Pathway to Modify Cellulose Composite Film by Reducing Wettability and Improving Barrier towards Moisture.

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Dandan Tao

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Lin Chen

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Shilin Liu

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Xiaorong Hu

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Zhaocheng Ma

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10.3390/MA10010039

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