An electron microscopy study of cotton fibers mercerized at elevated temperatures

An electron microscopy study of cotton fibers mercerized at elevated temperatures

The effect of mercerization at elevatcd temperatures upon cotton fiber substructure has been studied by electron microscopic techniques. Results indicate that even though some advantages can be attained by raising the temperature of the caustic solution, fiber suhstructure exhibits anomalous hehavio...

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Veröffentlicht in:Textile research journal 1979-06, Vol.49 (6), p.317-321
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Cellulose
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