Hybrid wood materials with improved fire retardance by bio-inspired mineralisation on the nano- and submicron level

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Inspired by natural matrix-mediated biomineralisation, we present an artificial calcification approach for wood, which predominately targets the hardly accessible nanoporous cell wall structure rather than the micron-sized void system of the cell lumina. CaCO3 can be deposited with this method deep inside the wood structure. Mineralisation of the wood cell wall architecture with CaCO3 offers a green alternative to conventional fire-retardant systems. This journal is

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Merk, V., Chanana, M., Keplinger, T., Gaan, S., & Burgert, I. (2015). Hybrid wood materials with improved fire retardance by bio-inspired mineralisation on the nano- and submicron level. Green Chemistry, 17(3), 1423–1428. https://doi.org/10.1039/c4gc01862a

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