SUBMICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF CELLULOSE GELS

[1] The morphological composition of the bacteria cellulose. [J]. NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN, 1943, 31 : 350 - 350

[2] FRANZ E, 1943, J MAKROMOL CHEM, V1, P3

[3] FREYWYSSLING A, 1937, PROTOPLASMA, V27, P373

[4] Meyer K.H., 1930, AUFBAU HOCHPOLYMEREN

[5] X-ray studies of crystallite orientation in cellulose fibers. II Synthetic fibres from bacterial cellulose membranes [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1936, 40 (03) : 343 - 359

[6] X-ray method for quantitative, comparison of crystallite orientation in cellulose fibers [J]. INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY-ANALYTICAL EDITION, 1933, 5 : 296 - 300

[1] The morphological composition of the bacteria cellulose. [J]. NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN, 1943, 31 : 350 - 350

[2] FRANZ E, 1943, J MAKROMOL CHEM, V1, P3

[3] FREYWYSSLING A, 1937, PROTOPLASMA, V27, P373

[4] Meyer K.H., 1930, AUFBAU HOCHPOLYMEREN

[5] X-ray studies of crystallite orientation in cellulose fibers. II Synthetic fibres from bacterial cellulose membranes [J]. JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY, 1936, 40 (03) : 343 - 359

[6] X-ray method for quantitative, comparison of crystallite orientation in cellulose fibers [J]. INDUSTRIAL AND ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY-ANALYTICAL EDITION, 1933, 5 : 296 - 300