Nanocellulose-based Anti-fogging Composition
Cost-effective, high-performance, and environmentally responsible anti-fogging coatings for eyewear, automotive and transportation, consumer electronics, sports equipment and outdoor gear, home appliances and glassware, construction and building materials, food packaging
• Durability and longevity
• Environmentally friendly composition – renewable, plant-derived materials
• Reduced maintenance and cost efficiency
• Broad application versatility
This invention demonstrates formulations of nanocellulose to produce durable and high-performing anti-fogging coatings. Nanoparticles such as silica and zinc can be added to include anti-scratch properties. The coatings are easy to produce, cost-effective and environmentally-friendly.
Prof. Kenneth Carter is a professor in the Department of Polymer Science and Engineering at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. His research focuses on designing and fabricating advanced materials with highly tailored properties to solve problems in electronics, optics, sensors, clean air & water, and chemical safety..
Available for Licensing and/or Sponsored Research
UMA 15-064
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US Patent 10,894,899 Issued
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