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Water permeability of walls


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
1943
Tongue
English
Weight
50 KB
Volume
235
Category
Article
ISSN
0016-0032

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## I6;d o not slide permanently out of position; rather, tensions are set up which cause the fiber to return to its original shape after the removal of the external force. It is of interest to note that the function of the crosschains in wool is very similar to that of the cross-chains which are

Permeability to water of the cell wall m
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The permeability to water of spruce heartwood has been measured by applying a known osmotic pressure difference across specimens in which the cell walls were water swollen and most of the void space was filled with paraffin wax. To ensure that solute molecules should not penetrate the cell wall aqu

Permeability to water of the wood cell w
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The permeability to water of the cell wall has been measured by applying a known osmotic pressure generated by PEG 6000 across wood samples containing water-swollen cell walls. In pine the void space was filled with silicone resin with the wood at near fibre saturation point. Permeability kโ€ข 1021 as