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BookOrb recommends Medical textiles and biomaterials for healthcare (2005), Wood processing and utilization (1989), Chemical aspects of biologically important carbohydrate-containing macromolecules (1973), Recent advances in environmentally compatible polymers (2001), and Cellulose sources and exploitation (1990).

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Cellulose and Its Derivatives is by John F. Kennedy.