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Treatment of Paper with Silicon Esters

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DURING an investigation of the possibility of cross-linking nitrocellulose molecules in solution with silicon esters1,2, some experiments were also made with cellulose itself in the form of filter paper or unsized kraft paper.

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  1. Jullander, I., Arkiv Kemi Miner. Geol., 21, A, No. 8 (1945).

  2. Jullander, I., and Blom-Sallin, B.-S. (in manuscript).

  3. U.S. Patent 2,306,222.

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JULLANDER, I. Treatment of Paper with Silicon Esters. Nature 162, 300–301 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1038/162300b0

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