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Physical properties of cotton fiber and their measurement

Delhom et al., 2018

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17901625522968918949
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Delhom C
Kelly B
Martin V
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Cotton fiber: Physics, chemistry and biology

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Cotton fiber is a highly variable natural product. The economic and industrial value of cotton is directly related to the physical properties of the fibers. In marketing cotton, the length, strength, color grade, and micronaire of the fiber are of paramount importance. Researchers …
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