Fabrication of multifunctional cellulose aerogel materials with one-dimensional (fiber), two-dimensional (film), and three-dimensional (structure) structures based on ambient drying technology

Key Points

• Cellulose aerogels exhibit multifunctional properties across various structural dimensions, including fiber, film, and three-dimensional formats.
• The aerogels are produced using an ambient drying technique that enhances structural integrity and functionality.
• This fabrication process demonstrates the flexibility of cellulose in forming innovative multifunctional materials for diverse applications.
• Further exploration of these material properties may support advancements in industries such as packaging, insulation, and biomedical fields.