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2026
TEMPO-oxidized cellulose nanofibrils reinforce low-moisture tobacco granules through nanofibrillar networking and molecular immobilization
Tobacco granules used as aerosol-generating substrates in heated tobacco products require sufficient mechanical integrity to withstand granulation, handling, screening, and filling, particularly under low-moisture conditions. Low-moisture tobacco granules are prone to weak cohesion because insufficient water limits the...
Song-Jin Zheng, Yin-Ling Liu, Di Kang et al.
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