What is active cellulose in pyrolysis? An approach based on reactivity of cellulose reducing end
Abstract
The idea of active cellulose is based on the initial induction period that is observed during thermogravimetric analysis of cellulose. The role of the reducing ends of cellulose samples (Avicel PH-101 and Whatman No. 42) was studied in relation to active cellulose formation, because our previous studies suggested that these end groups have lower thermal stabilities. Elimination of the reducing ends from Avicel PH-101 by reduction with NaBH4...
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Title
What is active cellulose in pyrolysis? An approach based on reactivity of cellulose reducing end
Published Date
Mar 1, 2014
Volume
106
Pages
138 - 146
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