Molecular Properties of Cellulose and Cellulose Derivatives

作者: Kenji Kamide

DOI: 10.1016/B978-044482254-3/50005-9

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摘要: Publisher Summary The molecular properties of cellulose and derivatives are determined by various methods, such as sample preparation, fractionation, membrane osmometry, vapor pressure light scattering, viscometry, sedimentation velocity, adiabatic compressibility. basically derived the nuclear magnetic resonance study thermodynamic interaction, small angle X-ray Mark-Houwink-Sakurada equations, weight dependence radius gyration, diffusion coefficients. Flory's viscosity parameter partial draining effect, unperturbed chain dimensions, solvation also helpful in determination a number solvated molecules per repeated unit. effect solvent nature total degree substitution is established to determine correlation between measuring chemical shifts compressibility using an ultrasonic interferometer. Moreover, persistence length, temperature limiting phase separation, liquid crystal methods used for derivatives. Therefore, characteristic feature dilute solutions its can be reasonably consistently explained solvation.

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