“…Recently, nanocomposites made from polymeric matrix and CNF have been the subject of interest due to their versatility to be used for many purposes, ranging from household goods, such as for packaging, to premium products, such as for bioadsorbents [ 9 ], packaging [ 10 ], the military [ 11 ], paper [ 12 , 13 ], biomedical applications [ 14 , 15 , 16 ], automotive applications [ 17 ], and electronics [ 18 ]. More specifically, CNF, which was derived from plants by intensive mechanical action, has gained interest as a superb reinforcement material owing to its superior properties such as high mechanical strength [ 19 ], high thermal stability [ 20 ], high crystallinity [ 21 , 22 ], and high surface area [ 23 ].…”