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Textile And Paper Chemistry And Technology
Textile And Paper Chemistry And Technology

By Helmut Zahn, Roy P Whitney, J. P. Bell, Ulrich Altenhofen, John Dyer, John A. Rippon, Trevor Shaw, Michael J. Collins, E. Ashare, Vladimir M. Wolpert, John D. Leeder, K. Natarajan, Warren A. Scott, Frederick R. Smith, J.R. Knox, Oscar Hinojosa, R. E. Morrison, N. Shoemaker, Jett C. Arthur, Bengt Leopold, S. J. Huang, JOHN A. CUCULO, JOHN L. GARNETT, STANLEY P. ROWLAND, S. ALLAN HEAP, H. ATWOOD, K. W. LEONG, J. PAVLISKO, M. ROBY, LARRY C. WADSWORTH, T. W. BROOKS, D. W. SWENSON, E. E. MAGAT, DAVID J. KILPATRICK, MICHAEL A. RUSHFORTH, JOHN C. WOLLWAGE, ROBERT W. SINGLETON, G. KIOPEKLY

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Content: New methods for studying particles in viscose and their effects on viscose rayon production / John Dyer and Frederick R. Smith -- Cellulose : pores, internal surfaces, and the water interf...

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