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Some Effects of Elevated Temperatures on the Structure of Cellulose and its Transformation

Abstract In many commercial processes cellulose is exposed to elevated temperatures in the 100 to 200°C range. Though this range is below the glass transition temperature (Tg) of dry cellulose, in ...

R. Atalla | L. Schroeder | J. D. Ellis

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