Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7083881 Bioresource Technology 2013 7 Pages PDF
Abstract
► Hot water extractions followed by SAQ pulping produce high-purity cellulose pulps. ► Below a xylan content of 3% in pulp, the cellulose yield dramatically decreases. ► Sodium borohydride increases the cellulose yield. ► After intense hot water extractions, amorphous cellulose is degraded during pulping.
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Potential of hot water extraction of birch wood to produce high-purity dissolving pulp after alkaline pulping
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