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) to form uniform aerogels featuring micrometer macropores and nanometer string-bags. The molecular-level distribution of metal salts along the macropore wall and nanofibers, combined with the high hydrophilicity of cellulose, enabled rapid moisture absorption from the environment and transportation within the hierarchical string-bag structure. Moreover, the micronano hierarchical structure was conducive to the water storage. CNFN/LiCl aerogel demonstrated exceptional moisture absorption performance, achieving a water uptake of 1.36 and 3.14 g/g at 30% and 70% RH, respectively. Such superhygroscopic materials could rapidly and effectively control the environmental humidity, indicating a huge potential in food preservation, healthcare, and environmental regulation.
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