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Fringe micellar theory

The spatial configurations proposed by Kratky [38] and Mark [39] repeat in principle the basic idea of the fringe micellar theory, according to which long cellulose chains lie lengthwise through the crystal and amorphous phases form the fibre (Fig. 80). [Pg.222]

Fig. 7.—Arrangement of Cellulose Molecules in (a) Continuous and (b) Fringed-Micellar Theories. ... Fig. 7.—Arrangement of Cellulose Molecules in (a) Continuous and (b) Fringed-Micellar Theories. ...
The crystallinities of cellulose are obtained from X-ray diffraction techniques, which give the most direct results, although their interpretation and evaluation is still under discussion and widely based on convenience. On the basis of the two-phase fringed-micellar structure, Hermans and Weidinger derived a theory on the proportionality of the intensity or amplitude of scattering from the amorphous and... [Pg.62]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.222 ]




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