4 -- THE DISSOLUTION OF CHEMICALLY MODIFIED COTTON CELLULOSE IN ALKALINE SOLUTIONS. PART VII: THE SOLVENT ACTION OF SOLUTIONS OF TRIMETHYLBENZYL- AND DIMETHYLDIBENZYL-AMMONIUM HYDROXIDES (TRITONS B AND F).

The article discusses the results of a study of the solvent action of solutions of trimethylbenzyl and dimethyldibenzyl-ammonium hydroxides. The article defines the solubility of fractional solubility of a modified cellulose as the proportion of the material that dissolves in the alkali. Several factors that affect solubility include the exact temperature path by which the system is brought to the temperature and the history of the cellulose in respect to swelling treatment prior to its swelling in the solvent alkali.