The Molecular Constitution of Cellulose

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The molecular constitution of cellulose as elucidated by the classical researches of the Haworth school in 1926, has, since that time, been the basis of the interpretation of the chemical and much of the physical behavior of this principal plant cell wall constituent. The enthusiasm of the advocates of the theory stating that cellulose consists of long uniform chains of anhydro-n-glucose units has, during the past two decades,... 

Compton, Jack, The Molecular Constitution of Cellulose, 3, 185-228 CoNCHiE, J., Levvy, G. a., and Marsh,... 

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