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Chemistry-A European Journal has strived to provide a top European forum for top quality Full Papers. Over the years the journal has gone from strength to strength and has continually looked to improve its service to readers and authors by adding new features (Table 1). The growth of the journal has been accompanied by two increases in frequency of publication, as well as by the addition of Concept articles. The success of Chemistry-A European Journal has also paved the way for the launch of several other European publishing projects together with our partnering Chemical Societies (Editorial Union of Chemical Societies (EU ChemSoc)). Over the last 10 years, the European Journal of Organic Chemistry, the European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry, ChemPhysChem, ChemBioChem, and more recently ChemMedChem, have all been successfully launched and become widely accepted and respected by the scientific community. These newer members of the European family offer authors the opportunity to publish research in specialist disciplines in different forms either as Full Papers, Communications, or Review-type articles. The flexibility offered by these journals allows them to offer full coverage of their respective fields, an aspect that is greatly appreciated by readers and authors alike.
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## Abstract The rates of hydrolysis of cellulose and the rates of formation of cellulose formal were measured in heterogeneous systems consisting of cotton cellulose and solutions of formaldehyde in aqueous hydrochloric acid and in solutions of hydrochloric acid in various water/acetic acid mixture