Note on the heterogeneous hydrolysis of native cellulose

Bode, R.; Rochon, Fernande D.; Rück, H.

doi:10.1002/pol.1959.1204113857

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Cellulose II Micelles and Groundwood Fibers1

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“…Similar phenomena were observed when sulphate pulp from pine, hydrolyzed in boiling 5 N H 2 SO 4 , was checked for low angle absorption (16). Recently, it was demonstrated by the one of us (15) that wood microfibrils must be assembled also of smaller fibrillar units in a similar way s corroborated for cotton.…”

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X-Ray Absorption Measurements on Wood Constituents

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1961

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Bd. 15 (1961) H. 2 Marietta Ruck and He'nz Ruck, A"-Ray Absorption Measurements on Wood Constituents 39 methoxyl content, the composition of beech lignin does not differ very much from that of coniferous lignin. A corresponding structure may be assumed. The structural principles recognized for coniferous lignin may also be applied to beech lignin. Because of the blocking of the 5-position, the dehydrated sinapic alcohol occurs in less numerous forms than does the dehydrated coniferyl alcohol. A scheme for the constitution of conifer and deciduous wood lignin is discussed.

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X-Ray Absorption Measurements on Wood Constituents

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1961

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Economic evaluation of enzymic utilisation of waste cellulosic materials

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Ghose

1973

J. Appl. Chem.

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This paper deals with a review of the methods available for utilisation of waste cellulosic materials and gives a brief description of the process developed for enzymic saccharification of cellulose. For economic evaluation of the process, a cost estimate has been drawn up after a careful analysis of the cost elements involved in the production of glucose. A similar cost‐structure based on the process for the production of SCP from waste newspaper is also presented. The estimated price of glucose or biomass from this source appears to be compatible with the reported market price of these products.

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Note on the heterogeneous hydrolysis of native cellulose

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X-Ray Absorption Measurements on Wood Constituents

X-Ray Absorption Measurements on Wood Constituents

Economic evaluation of enzymic utilisation of waste cellulosic materials

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