Properties of fibres of cellulose acetomethacrylates

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 1971 English Publisher:Springer Science and Business Media LLCJournal:Fibre Chemistry, volume 1, pages 533-536 (issn: 0015-0541, eissn: 1573-8493,

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Authors: R. Rozyakhunov; F. A. Ismailov; F. K. Farakhova; S. Kamalov; G. V. Nikonovich; B. I. Aikhodzhaev;

doi: 10.1007/bf00633252

Properties of fibres of cellulose acetomethacrylates

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1. The authors have shown that fibres can be formed for acetic acid syrups of mixed esters of cellulose with acetic and methacrylic acids. 2. The effect of the composition of cellulose acetomethacrylate on the physicomechanical properties and degree of orientation of the fibres has been studied. It has been established that maximal improvement of the strength and degree of orientation of the fibres takes place at γmax=7–9. 3. The change in fibre structure in relation to the methacrylic acid content has been studied by electron-microscopic analysis. It is shown that the structural uniformity of cellulose acetomethacrylate fibres improves at γmax=7–9; a further increase in γmax leads to a decrease of the structural uniformity.

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