Q. Percentage of crystallinity in natural cellulose fibers is

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Q. In cellulose, groups are joined together via

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Q. Structure of cellulose II is

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Q. Cellulose is a

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Q. In chain of cellulose, hydroxyl groups are interlinked by means of

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Q. Minimization of free energy results into

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Q. Treatment that cause resin to polymerize and react with hydroxyl groups results in

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Q. Proportion of crystalline material is reduced by

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Q. Naturally formed fibrils have a thickness of about

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Q. Hydrogen bonding is

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Q. Chain of cellulose has direction, owing to asymmetry of atoms in

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Q. Native cellulose crystal structure is known as

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Q. Quantity of actual material in a region that is not part of crystal lattice is

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Q. Chain of cellulose can be extended

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Q. Interaction/s of wool carding process before combing is/are

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Q. Force exerted on fiber by needle tip generates a

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Q. For each needle on cylinder, side can be determined as

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Q. When concave and convex sides face each other, needles are inclined in same direction as

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Q. Needles on cylinders can be

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Q. Needles are inclined opposite to roller when convex side comes

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