Dissolving pulp, also known as cellulose pulp, is a refined wood pulp product used as a raw material in the manufacturing of regenerated cellulose fibers. It is made from fast-growing trees and is designed to dissolve when steeped in alkali solutions to form viscose and other derivatives. Key end uses of dissolving pulp include the production of rayon, acetate, and specialty cellulose. Rayon is...
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