regenerated cellulose
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regenerated cellulose
(rē′jen·ə′rād·əd ′sel·yə′lōs)
(materials) Rayon in which the raw cellulose is changed physically but not chemically, such as viscose, cuprammonium, and nitrocellulose rayons. A transparent cellulose plastic material made by mixing cellulose xanthate with a dilute sodium hydroxide solution to form a viscose.
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