2004Chinese Journal of Appplied Environmental BiologyRequires access

EFFECTS OF NH_4HCO_3ON RETTING FLAX

Gang Jie

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A new biological retting flax method of adding NH 4HCO 3 to the retting liquid was investigated. The result showed that the new retting method increased the number of pectin-decomposing anaerobes and the activity of pectinase, so the retting period was reduced and the quality of the flax fiber was improved compared with natural retting flax method. Fig 2, Tab 3, Ref 9

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A new biological retting flax method of adding NH 4HCO 3 to the retting liquid was investigated. The result showed that the new retting method increased the number of pectin-decomposing anaerobes and the activity of pectinase, so the retting period was reduced and the quality of the flax fiber was improved compared with natural retting flax method. Fig 2, Tab 3, Ref 9

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A new biological retting flax method of adding NH 4HCO 3 to the retting liquid was investigated. The result showed that the new retting method increased the number of pectin-decomposing anaerobes and the activity of pectinase, so the retting period was reduced and the quality of the flax fiber was improved compared with natural retting flax method. Fig 2, Tab 3, Ref 9

Key concepts: Retting, Pectinase, Pectin, Chemistry, Pulp and paper industry, Botany, Biology, Food science

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