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Regenerated Cellulose. Review. Part 2. Pretreatment of Cellulose. Technologies for Producing Regenerated Cellulose
The problems of obtaining cellulose suitable for regeneration (cellulose for chemical processing) have been described. A variety of pretreatment techniques are used to activate cellulose. Manmade fibers from regenerated cellulose are produced by wet and wet air-gap spinning. The processes of production of viscose cellulose and copper–ammonia cellulose, as well as the Lyocell process, are used that are based on N-methylmorpholine-N-oxide and ionic liquids.
期刊介绍:
Polymer Science, Series D publishes useful description of engineering developments that are related to the preparation and application of glues, compounds, sealing materials, and binding agents, articles on the adhesion theory, prediction of the strength of adhesive joints, methods for the control of their properties, synthesis, and methods of structural modeling of glued joints and constructions, original articles with new scientific results, analytical reviews of the modern state in the field.