Creation of eco-friendly and high-performance nanocomposites has become one of the most widely concerned focuses. Regenerated cellulose aerogels (RCAs), the typical green sustainable 3D cellulose products, have numerous merits including large surface area, high porosity, low density, high mechanical strength, 3D network structure and abundant oxygen-containing groups, which make them ideal candidates as green matrices to support various active nanomaterials for the development of novel functional nanocomposites. Therefore, RCAs open up a new promising avenue to create novel enticing materials ...
