The Effects of Gamma Radiation on Cotton Part IV: Apparent Energy of Activation of Viscous Flow for Dilute Solutions of Irradiated Cottons
作者： Jett C. Arthur , Robert J. Demint
DOI: 10.1177/004051756203200203
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摘要: The interaction of high-energy radiation with cellulose, which leads to the formation free radicals, excited atoms, or chemical groups, gave decreased intermolecular bond ing. This bonding was probably due number interacting anhydroglucose units per molecule. enthalpy activation viscous flow dilute solutions purified and irradiated cottons relatively constant. entropy negative directly related molecular weight celluloses. Consequently, energy for less than cotton. indicated bondi ng in as compared
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