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The morphology and mechanical properties of layer structured cellulose microfibril foams from ice-templating methods

Jihoon Lee and Yulin Deng

Soft Matter, 2011, 7 (DOI: 10.1039/c1sm05388d). Amendment published 15th June 2011.

The following references should appear after the sentence, “Porous foams prepared from cellulose microfibrils and amylopectin have been reported.” Page 1, right column, line 18.

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