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A study of the physical and mechanical properties of aerogels obtained from bacterial cellulose.
Biomacromolecules 2019 Februrary 16
Aerogels with a density of 4.2-22.8 kg/m3 were obtained from bacterial cellulose synthesized in static and dynamic cultivation conditions on a molasses medium. The strength properties and porous structure of the aerogels strongly depended on their density. With a 22.8 kg/m3 aerogel density, the modulus of elasticity at 80% compression of the sample was 0.1 MPa. The decrease in the density of aerogels led to an increase in the pore sizes ranging from 20 µm to 1000 µm and a decrease in the modulus of elasticity. These characteristics were more pronounced in aerogels obtained from bacterial cellulose in static cultivation conditions. The aerogels had a low coefficient of thermal conductivity (0.0257 W/m*°С), which is comparable with the thermal conductivity of air, and moderate thermal stability since the degradation processes of the aerogels began at 237 °C. The aerogels obtained from bacterial cellulose had high sound absorption coefficients in the frequency range of 200-5000 Hz, which makes it possible to use as heat- and sound-insulating materials.
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