Lectures on Cellulose

Lectures on Cellulose by Charles Frederick Cross a fellow of the Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain and Ireland explores the intricate world of cellulose and its derivatives. Published in 1912 the book covers lectures on the significance of cellulose in science and industry discussing specialization colloids systematic chemistry and industrial applications of cellulose products. It delves into the chemical processes of cellulose isolation highlighting economic efficiency and technical challenges. The book also examines colloids like starch hemi-celluloses and their industrial uses emphasizing the economic aspects of cellulose production.