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Spectroscopic investigation of the loss of hydroxy groups of cellulose under the action of nitrogen dioxide

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    The loss of hydroxy groups in the oxidation of cotton cellulose with nitrogen dioxide vapor was studied with the aid of infrared spectra.

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    The reaction is quasihomogeneous; in the first stage products are formed mainly by the oxidation of primary hydroxy groups, and in the second stage by the oxidation of primary and secondary hydroxy groups.

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Ermolenko, I.N., Zhbankov, R.G., Lenshina, N.I. et al. Spectroscopic investigation of the loss of hydroxy groups of cellulose under the action of nitrogen dioxide. Russ Chem Bull 7, 1444–1446 (1958). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00914863

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