Abstract
As is well known, carbons are, in general, porous and gas-permeable materials. However, a gas-impermeable carbon has been recently made by Davidson1, named ‘Cellulose-carbon’, which is not an impregnated type and is formed by centrifuging a water suspension of cellulose, followed by calcination.
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Davidson, H. W., Brit. Pat. 860,342 (1961).
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YAMADA, S., SATO, H. Some Physical Properties of Glassy Carbon. Nature 193, 261–262 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/193261b0
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