The TGA analysis of the aerogels demonstrates the percent of weight change of the aerogel as it is heated up to 900 degrees Celsius at a rate of 5 degrees Celsius per minute. In all three data graphs, the graph initially dips down to around 50 to 60%, before reaching a much slower decrease in weight change (Fig. ). For the aerogel made with graphene oxide and bacterial cellulose, the initial weight drop ends roughly at 300 degrees Celsius with 40% of weight loss, or 60% of weight remaining. It then maintains its weight pretty well, only losing another 20% of its initial weight after heating up another 500 degrees Celsius. The graph for the graphene oxide and bacterial cellulose aerogel ends at 900 degrees Celsius with around 35% of its initial weight remaining.