Effects of cooking time, NaOH concentration, and temperature on the quality parameters of cellulose obtained from safflower stem
Eliza Zhunusalievna ZhunusalievaOsh State University, Kyrgyztan, OshDamira Tumanovna MatkasymovaOsh State Pedagogical University, Kyrgyztan, OshJumabek Kubanych uuluOsh State University, Kyrgyztan, OshJoomart Tumakovich MoldalievOsh State University, Kyrgyztan, OshMuzaffar Murodovich MurodovTashkent Innovative Chemical Technology Scientific Research Institute
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In this section, effects of cooking time, NaOH concentration, and temperature on the quality parameters of cellulose obtained from safflower stem and the study of the process of extracting cellulose from the stem part of the safflower plant with sodium chloride has been mastered, and the effect of various parameters on the process has been studied. Makhsar is a heat-loving, drought-resistant plant adapted to continental climate with dry summer and cold winter. It is very heat demanding during the flowering and ripening phase. Grass can withstand 5-6 °C frost. In the conditions of Makhsar Uzbekistan, when planted in autumn, lawns winter well. Makhsar planted in autumn gives a higher yield than that planted in spring.
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