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Table A1. The values of the parameters used for plotting the vapour pressure as a function of temperature and solids content in Figure A1.
Parameter
Value
3 /mol 3 /mol
Molar volume of water ( v w ) Molar volume of cellulose ( v c )
18.02 cm 101.3 cm
Flory–Huggins interaction parameter ( χ )
0.67 [35]
1000kg/m 3 1600kg/m 3
Density of water ( ρ w )
Density of (crystal) cellulose ( ρ c ) Lignin content of fibre ( c l )
25%
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