Cellulose stacks up

Mike Jarvis ()
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Mike Jarvis: University of Glasgow

Nature, 2003, vol. 426, issue 6967, 611-612

Abstract: The long chains of cellulose pack laterally into microfibrils of two crystalline forms. Comparison of the structures of these two forms reveals unexpected patterns of bonding that tie the chains together.

Date: 2003
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