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POLYMERIZATION WITHIN CELLULOSE MATRICES. PART I: THE EXCHANGE REACACTION BETWEEN CALCIUM AND CARBOXYL GROUPS IN CELLULOSE. PART II: NATURE OF THE STRENGTH REINFORCEMENT

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  • Title:
    POLYMERIZATION WITHIN CELLULOSE MATRICES. PART I: THE EXCHANGE REACACTION BETWEEN CALCIUM AND CARBOXYL GROUPS IN CELLULOSE. PART II: NATURE OF THE STRENGTH REINFORCEMENT
  • Author: PUTNAM,E S
  • Subjects: ACETALS ; CALCIUM ; CALCIUM COMPOUNDS ; CARBOXYLIC ACIDS ; CELLULOSE ; CELLULOSE ACETATES ; EXCHANGE REACTIONS ; FREE RADICALS ; ION EXCHANGE ; POLYMERIZATION ; TRITIATED COMPOUNDS ; WOOD PULP
  • Description: The exchange reaction between calcium ions and the carboxy groups on International Committee for Cellulose Analysis pulps, was investigated, using tritiated calcium acetate. Two relationships were established: (1) a direct relationship between the number of oxidized (carboxyl and aldehyde) groups and the number of acid soluble pentose units in each pulp, (2)an inverse relationship between the sum of the number of acid soluble pentose and alkali soluble glucose units per oxidized group and the degree of polymerization of each pulp. (Author-PL).
  • Creation Date: 1962
  • Language: English
  • Source: DTIC Technical Reports

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