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Fourteenth Rogovin Lectures by Gal’braikh, L. S.

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Influence of Aflammit KWB on the Process of Pyrolysis and the Properties of Cellulose Fabrics by Besshaposhnikova, V. I., Mikryukova, O. N., Gal’braikh, L. S.

“…The influence of aflammit KWB on the processes occurring during the pyrolysis of a modified material is established. The optimum parameters for the process of…”
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Electrospinning of Ultrahydrophobic Copoly(Fluoroalkyl Acrylate) Materials by Redina, L. V., Shtoppel’, E. V., Gal’braikh, L. S.

“…The properties of solutions of copolymers of 1,1,5-trihydroperfluoroamylacrylate and styrene in various ratios, i.e., the polymer—solvent solubility parameter,…”
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Dispersion Peculiarities of Crystalline Cellulose Upon its Moistening by Grunin, Yu. B., Grunin, L. Yu, Gal’braikh, L. S., Sheveleva, N. N., Masas, D. S.

“…A modernized scheme of the structure of native cotton cellulose microfibrils is proposed, providing for the presence of slit-shaped pores in its structure and…”
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Thermochemical Transformations of Plant Materials by Seredina, M. A., Gal′braikh, L. S.

“…Cherry pits and hazelnut shells were investigated as inexpensive alternative feedstocks for producing carbon absorbents via thermolysis and carbonization. It…”
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Properties of dilute solutions of polymer mixtures intended for preparation of nanofibrous materials of increased hydrophobicity by capillaryless electroforming by Matyushin, A. N., Gal’braikh, L. S., Kravchenko, Ya. V.

“…The viscosity characteristics of dilute DMSO solutions of pure polymers fluoroplast-42V and chlorinated polyvinylchloride (CPVC) and their mixtures in various…”
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Modified Fibre and Film Materials by Gal'braikh, L. S.

“…Some results of studies on modification of polymers and polymeric materials conducted in the Department of Chemical Fibre Technology at Moscow State Textile…”
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Study of the possibility of obtaining viscose fibre with biologically active properties by a continuous method by Yudanova, T N, Andreeva, E V, Gal'braikh, L S

“…The effect of the composition of the polymer composite (type of polyhexamethyleneguanidine (PHMG) salt, content of components) on the structure of the…”
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Modification of viscose fibres with polyfluoralkyl acrylate latexes with a different surfactant content by Vedeneeva, I V, Sletkina, L S, Gal'braikh, L S

“…The optimum conditions for obtaining aggregately stable poly-2-perfluoropentoxytetrafluoropropyl acrylate at 100% conversion of the monomer without formation…”
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Surface energy of polyester and viscose fibres modified with polyfluoroalkyl acrylates by Chapurina, M A, Gal'braikh, L S, Redina, L V, Kolokolkina, N V

“…The comparative effectiveness of using polyfluoroalkyl acrylates of different structure to decrease the surface energy of viscose and polyester fibres was…”
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Surgical Sutures Modified with Polysaccharide Composites by Maslova, M. V., Uspenskii, S. A., Gal’braikh, L. S., Kil’deeva, N. R.

“…Method development for improving the biocompatibility of fibroin sutures by forming surface layers of biopolymer polyelectrolyte complexes was studied. The…”
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Kinetics of degradation of cellulose in basic medium by Irklei, V M, Kleiner, Yu Ya, Vavrinyuk, O S, Gal'braikh, L S

“…Equations are proposed for calculating the kinetics of the change in the degree of polymerization of cellulose in basic medium; they describe the experimental…”
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Structure and Sorption Characteristics of Nanocrystallites of Chitosan by Grunin, Yu. B., Gal’braikh, L. S., Levitin, S. V., Masas, D. S.

“…The structural features and thermal and sorption characteristics of nanocrystallites of chitosan, produced by hydrolysis and alcoholysis of high-molecular…”
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State of lithium cation in a solution of polyurethane in deviethylformamide by Erokhina, O V, Artemov, A V, Gal'braikh, L S, Vikhoreva, G A, Polyutov, A A

“…The viscosity characteristics of solutions of PU in DMF containing different amounts of lithium chloride and perchlorate wer investigated. The dependence of…”
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Wet-Spinning and Electrospinning of Modified Poly(vinyl alcohol) Fiber with Reduced Wettability by Kolokolkina, N. V., Redina, L. V., Isaeva, Yu. V., Putintseva, S. A., Gal’braikh, L. S.

“…Modified poly(vinylalcohol) (PVA) fibers with increased anti-adhesive properties could be produced by spinning from solutions containing latex modifiers…”
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Fabrication of materials for medical applications from solutions of biocompatible polymers by Kil'deeva, N R, Gal'braikh, L S, Vikhoreva, G A

“…Technologically easy incorporation of biologically active compounds in a polymeric material in spinning from a compatible solution or dispersion in a polymer…”
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Acid-Catalyzed Destruction of Chitosan in H2SO4 Solutions by Levitin, S. V., Gal’braikh, L. S., Istomin, A. V., Chupina, A. A.

“…The kinetics of acid-catalyzed destruction with homogeneous hydrolysis and heterogeneous ethanolysis were studied in order to prepare nano(micro)crystallites…”
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Preparation and Colloid Chemical Properties of New Surfactant Derivatives of Chitosan by Chernukhina, A. I., Lazareva, E. V., Gabrielyan, G. A., Gal’braikh, L. S.

“…This paper presents the investigation of interaction of chitosan with carboxylate surfactants – cetyl oligo ethylene succinate and…”
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Advances in the Department of Chemical Fibre Technology in modification of chitin and chitosan by Vikhoreva, G A, Gal'braikh, L S, Gorbacheva, I N, Chernyshenko, A O

“…The structural features and reactivity in sulfation and carboxymethylation of chitin and chitosan isolated from different sources are correlated and improved…”
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Modeling of surface modification of sewing thread by Fedorov, M B, Vikhoreva, G A, Kil'deeva, N R, Maslikova, A N, Bonartseva, G A, Gal'braikh, L S

“…Second-order regression polynomial mathematical models describing the characteristics of modification of sewing thread by application of coatings were…”
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