Hydrolysis of cellulose

mechanisms of enzymatic and acid catalysis : based on a symposium jointly sponsored by the ACS Cellulose, Paper, and Textile Division, the Institute of Paper Chemistry of TAPPI, at Appleton, Wisconsin, May 17-19, 1978

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Hydrolysis of cellulose

mechanisms of enzymatic and acid catalysis : based on a symposium jointly sponsored by the ACS Cellulose, Paper, and Textile Division, the Institute of Paper Chemistry of TAPPI, at Appleton, Wisconsin, May 17-19, 1978

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English
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399

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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Published in
Washington
Series
Advances in chemistry series ;, 181

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Dewey Decimal Class
540/.8 s, 547/.78
Library of Congress
QD1 .A355 no. 181, TS933.C4 .A355 no. 181

The Physical Object

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x, 399 p. :
Number of pages
399

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Open Library
OL4416853M
Internet Archive
hydrolysiscellul00rdbr
ISBN 10
0841204608
LCCN
79020842
OCLC/WorldCat
5352921
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5118818

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