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The sulfite cooking of viscose cellulose. IV

I. Slávik

Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava

 

Abstract: cf. C.A. 49, 14319g. The reason for condensation of lignin in sulfite cooking of wood for viscose cellulose is not the low amt. of alkali but the products (I) which come over with the condensate of the relief gas (II) and return into the cooking acid. In the cooking acids from various plants, HCO2H, AcOH, furfural, terpenes, p-cymene, and thiosulfates, found in II, were detd. Cooking acids contg. these compds. individually and in the mixt. were prepd., and their effect on cellulose was tested. HCO2H is harmful even in the amts. found in practice. Furfural is less harmful, and its does not accumulate in II. Terpenes are changed little into p-cymene. They are easily emulsified and remain in the cooking acid and are harmful. p-Cymene is sepd. easily. MeOH, EtOH, Me2CO, and thiosulfates are found in small amts. and are not harmful. To eliminate the harmful effect of I an increase in alkali is not recommended, because it impairs and retards cooking. With a low amt. of alkali the condensation of lignin should be prevented by eliminating the harmful I.

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Chemical Papers 9 (10) 624–637 (1955)

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