Sentence examples for wet cellulose from inspiring English sources

The application of wet cellulose enables better percolation of acid into cellulose fibers.

A possible, non-destructive sampling method is the application of so-called paper pulp poultices (PPP), a patch of wet cellulose fibres which is attached on the stone [5 8].

Contemporary PDEC buildings also employ wind catchers but replace the water pots with wet cellulose pads or similar devices.

For feeding experiments, males were put in small plastic boxes (10 × 10 cm) perforated for air supply and containing wet cellulose to prevent them from dehydration.

The discs were prepared by sectioning the potato flesh tissue from 7-month old tubers with a mandolin slicer and left to heal on wet cellulose filter paper placed on a wire netting inside plastic boxes that contained water at the bottom to maintain humidity.

In the latter case, the pores of the wet cellulose fibers have been shown to shrink successively as the moisture content is decreased (an irreversible phenomenon termed 'hornification' [ 21]), resulting in smaller pore sizes and narrowed pore size distribution [ 22], which make the material less susceptible to enzymatic hydrolysis [ 20].

The wet modified cellulose fibers were dried at 50 °C for 24 h.

Bacterial cellulose silica hybrid composites were prepared starting from wet bacterial cellulose (BC) membranes using Stöber reaction.

After washing, the wet gels of cellulose were employed in three different drying techniques, namely supercritical drying, freeze drying and ambient drying.

Different wet mixtures of microcrystalline cellulose, lactose, a non-soluble in water dye and water were produced and used to feed the chambers of the ram co-extruder.

Wet granulation of microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) has the objective of minimizing particle losses caused by elutriation in compression and coating processes.