Use of a Low-Energy ElectronBeam for Degree of PolymerizationControl of Cotton Linter.

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Title: Use of a Low-Energy ElectronBeam for Degree of PolymerizationControl of Cotton Linter.
Authors: Seo, Yung B.1, Lee, Min W.1, Park, Dong H.1, Park, Hee J.1
Source: Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research. Jan2013, Vol. 52 Issue 2, p692-695. 4p.
Subjects: Linters, Electron beams, Polymerization, Cellulose, Raw materials, Dissolution (Chemistry), Methyl groups
Abstract: Regenerated cellulose from wood fibers has been usedin manufacturingfabrics for clothing. Cotton linter may provide higher-quality regeneratedcellulose than wood fibers, because cotton fibers are nearly completelycomposed of pure cellulose. For efficient dissolution of regeneratedcellulose in NMMO (N-methylmorpholine-N-oxide), which is a nontoxic, almost completely recoverable, environment-friendlycellulose solvent, the degreeof polymerization (DP) of cellulosic raw materials should be reducedto a target DP (i.e., 1000–2000 DP). Instead of chemical treatmentto lower the cotton linter DP, low-energy electron beam (EB) pretreatmentplus mild chemical treatment were introduced to attain the targetDP and to reduce the chemical dose. By using low-energy EB repetitively,minute control of cellulose DP will be possible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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  Data: Regenerated cellulose from wood fibers has been usedin manufacturingfabrics for clothing. Cotton linter may provide higher-quality regeneratedcellulose than wood fibers, because cotton fibers are nearly completelycomposed of pure cellulose. For efficient dissolution of regeneratedcellulose in NMMO (N-methylmorpholine-N-oxide), which is a nontoxic, almost completely recoverable, environment-friendlycellulose solvent, the degreeof polymerization (DP) of cellulosic raw materials should be reducedto a target DP (i.e., 1000–2000 DP). Instead of chemical treatmentto lower the cotton linter DP, low-energy electron beam (EB) pretreatmentplus mild chemical treatment were introduced to attain the targetDP and to reduce the chemical dose. By using low-energy EB repetitively,minute control of cellulose DP will be possible. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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