THE EXCHANGE OF OXYGEN-18 BETWEEN CELLULOSE, ADSORBED WATER, AND WATER VAPOR

  • Lang A
  • Mason S
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Abstract

The adsorption on regenerated cellulose of water at vapor pressures of 0 to 40 μ Hg has been measured by an oxygen-18 dilution technique. The results showed that cellulose may be dried to less than 0.04% moisture by evacuation at 70 °C. The adsorption isotherm was compared with that of Taylor for viscose rayon.It was also shown that oxygen-18 does not exchange between cellulose and water.

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Lang, A. R. G., & Mason, S. G. (1959). THE EXCHANGE OF OXYGEN-18 BETWEEN CELLULOSE, ADSORBED WATER, AND WATER VAPOR. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 37(11), 1829–1833. https://doi.org/10.1139/v59-268

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