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허용대 (한국조폐공사) 성용주 (충남대학교) 정양진 (한국조폐공사) 김덕기 (한국조폐공사) 김태영 (한국조폐공사)
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한국펄프·종이공학회 펄프·종이기술 펄프·종이기술 제45권 제3호
발행연도
2013.6
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59 - 68 (10page)

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The cotton contains various impurities such as protein, wax, pectins, coloring matter, even though cotton has been a major source of pure cellulose. The purification processes have been commonly applied to obtain the pure cellulose. However the excessive purification treatments could lead to the damage in the cellulose structure which could result in the degradation of cellulose and the limited application of cotton cellulose. In this study, the changes in cellulose structural properties such as crystallinity and DP(degree of polymerization) by the various conditions of the purification processes were investigated. The less toxic agents such as hydrogen peroxide and sodium silicate were applied for the purification treatment in this study. The increase in the process times, the temperature and the applied amount of chemical agents resulted in the more purified cellulose. The DP of cotton cellulose was increased at the first weak conditions by the reduction of small molecules such as pectin, wax, and so on. Especially the 2 % addition amount of H2O2 with Na2SiO3 resulted in the higher value in the DP and the brightness compared to the 1.5 % addition amount of H2O2. However, the 4 % addition amount of H2O2 with Na2SiO3 showed the decreased value because of excessive treatment. In case of the changes in the crystallinity (Gjk), the highest value of the crystallinity was obtained by the 2% addition amount of H2O2 on the cotton cellulose, which showed similar with the change in the DP.

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