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cellulose and Polyethylene glycols
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2003-09-01, 10:42
tReePHrOg
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cellulose and Polyethylene glycols
What would be suitible for destroying cellulose and poly glycols, toluene and xylene may work to clean pmasses but what
would break up the chains in cellulose
like hydrochloric acid or gas or what?
I want to virtually destroy a cellulose chain what do I do?
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2003-09-01, 12:02
Synthorcist
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Re: cellulose and Polyethylene glycols
You could nitrate it in-situ and filter it out...
Actually... don't. that's probably a bad idea...
Synth
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