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Characterization and Research Methods of Gas-Exploded Materials

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The cell length, cell wall thickness, and lumen diameter are the main characteristics of cellulose materials. Different products, such as paper, panel, and fuels, call for different length conditions of fibrocytes. Furthermore, during biomass refinery process, fibers are about to change through various physical or chemical treatments, which will affect the properties. Thus, it is necessary to analyze the cell length of fibrocytes in this part.

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Chen, H. (2015). Characterization and Research Methods of Gas-Exploded Materials. In: Gas Explosion Technology and Biomass Refinery. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-7414-7_5

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