JPS5685413A - Production of high-absorption viscose rayon - Google Patents

Production of high-absorption viscose rayon

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JPS5685413A
JPS5685413A JP16028279A JP16028279A JPS5685413A JP S5685413 A JPS5685413 A JP S5685413A JP 16028279 A JP16028279 A JP 16028279A JP 16028279 A JP16028279 A JP 16028279A JP S5685413 A JPS5685413 A JP S5685413A
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cellulose
alkali
sodium carbonate
viscose rayon
carbon disulfide
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Kazuhiko Fukatsu
Hiromi Fuchikawa
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Kohjin Holdings Co Ltd
Kojin Co Ltd
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Kohjin Holdings Co Ltd
Kojin Co Ltd
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PURPOSE: A specific amount of cellulose alkali is aged until the Hottenroth number reaches a specific value, carbon disulfide and sodium carbonate are added thereto to form a solution, which is wet spun to produce the titled fiber suitably used as baby napkin of paper because of its high absorption and friction coefficient.
CONSTITUTION: An usual alkali cellulose that contains 7W9% cellulose and 5W 6.5% total alkali and is aged to 6W11 Hottenroth number in H, Z is combined with 0.5W6%, of carbon disulfide and 2W6% of sodium carbonate based on cellulose and they are dissolved sufficiently. Then, the spinning is conducted in a usual coagulation bath at 40W70°C to obtain the objective viscose rayon fiber. The resultant rayon has preferably higher than 170% degree of swelling in water and higher than 0.250 dynamic and higher than 0.170 static friction coefficients.
COPYRIGHT: (C)1981,JPO&Japio
JP16028279A 1979-12-12 1979-12-12 Production of high-absorption viscose rayon Pending JPS5685413A (en)

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JP16028279A JPS5685413A (en) 1979-12-12 1979-12-12 Production of high-absorption viscose rayon

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JPS5685413A true JPS5685413A (en) 1981-07-11

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