Abstract
Cellulose nitrates can be prepared from whole cotton without intermediate pulping. Cellulose acetates can be prepared from whole cotton but more readily from a high alpha-cellulose pulp. For cellulose ethers it appears neeessary to prepare first a pulp.
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