Cotton linters cellulose
Netherlands
Source: Łojewski, T., Zi˛eba, K., Knapik, A., Bagniuk, J., Lubanska, A., & Łojewska, J. (2010). Evaluating paper degradation progress. Cross-linking between chromatographic, spectroscopic and chemical results. Applied Physics A, 100, 809–821.
Recipe Details
Ingredients
Cotton linters
Preparation Steps
Model paper sample P2 consists of pure cotton linters cellulose. It is characterized by high quality, a neutral pH (7.3), and negligible ash content (0.005 wt%). It contains no lignin (p. 812).
Original Recipe Text
Model paper sample P2 consists of pure cotton linters cellulose. It is characterized by high quality, a neutral pH (7.3), and negligible ash content (0.005 wt%). It contains no lignin (p. 812).
Evidence
"P2 Cotton linters cellulose... pH 7.3... Lignin No... Ash content, wt% 0.005"
Remarks
For this high-quality linter paper, oxidation does not proceed intensely enough to produce a measurable effect in the FTIR spectra compared to lignin-containing papers (p. 815). A good correlation was found between SEC results and viscometric DP for this sample (p. 817).
Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
titration
FTIR
SEC
UV/VIS
viscometric (DP)
pH
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Verified
Metadata
Material Type
paper
Paper TypeCotton linters cellulose
RegionNetherlands
Source Information
AuthorŁojewski, T., Zi˛eba, K., Knapik, A., Bagniuk, J., Lubanska, A., & Łojewska, J.
CollectionTNO, the Netherlands
Language
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