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What Is Cellulose? Facts and Functions
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Cellulose is straight-chain polysaccharide compound of only:
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![The positions in the cellulose chain possible to participate in oxidation reactions [61,62].](https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/ppreviews-plos-725668748/27285422/preview.jpg "The positions in the cellulose chain possible to participate in oxidation reactions [61,62].")
The positions in the cellulose chain possible to participate in oxidation reactions [61,62].
Cellulose | Structure, Properties, Function, Facts & Summary
