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材料 = Journal of the Society of Materials Science, Japan, v.58 no.4, 2009년, pp.297 - 303
巽 大輔 (九州大学) , 岡崎 美緒 (大学) , 舩山 ますみ (院農学) , 中田 皓介 (研) , 三原 一郎 (究院森林資源科学) , 松本 孝芳 (部門および九州大学)
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Cellulose derived from a kind of algae, Spirogyra sp., was found to have cellulose Iα rich structure by the structural analysis using FT-IR and solid state NMR measurements. The cellulose from the algae was hard to dissolve in the typical cellulose solvent, LiCl/amide system. However, a new te...
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