Process for the production of broken down cellulose copolymers

Chemistry of carbon compounds – Miscellaneous organic carbon compounds

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260 174CL, 260 174UC, 521 84, 521125, 521130, 521175, C08B 108, C08J 902, C08G 1802

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ABSTRACT:
Small particles of cellulose-containing plants are mixed with an alkali metal hydroxide then heated to 150.degree. to 220.degree. C. while agitating thereby producing a broken down cellulose polymer which is then reacted with a polysubstituted organic compound in an aqueous solution to produce a broken down cellulose copolymer.

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