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Some aspects on the activation of dissolving pulps and the influence on the reactivity in a following viscose stage

Linda Östberg, Ulf Germgård

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It was found that, for a dissolving pulp, an enzymatic pre-treatment with an endoglucanase prior to viscose preparation did not change the correlation between the gamma number of the viscose dope a ...

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It was found that, for a dissolving pulp, an enzymatic pre-treatment with an endoglucanase prior to viscose preparation did not change the correlation between the gamma number of the viscose dope a ...

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It was found that, for a dissolving pulp, an enzymatic pre-treatment with an endoglucanase prior to viscose preparation did not change the correlation between the gamma number of the viscose dope a ...

Key concepts: Viscose, Dissolving pulp, Chemistry, Dissolution, Pulp (tooth), Cellulase, Reactivity (psychology), Pulp and paper industry

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