Cellulose Coarse-Grained Models and Applications: Comparison
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Cellulose is the most common biopolymer and widely used in our daily life. Due to its unique properties and biodegradability, it has been attracting increased attention in the recent years and various new applications of cellulose and its derivatives are constantly being found. The development of new materials with improved properties, however, is not always an easy task, and theoretical models and computer simulations can often help in this process.

  • cellulose
  • coarse-grained
  • molecular simulations
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