Chemistry, asked by nuzhat12166, 2 months ago

Q: Cellulose fibrils become rigid by
glucosidic linkage
O
B Hydrogen bonding
o
D Vander wall forces
c hydrophobic interactions
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Answered by nishavermadp

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Cellulose fibrils become rigid by

hydrogen bonding

Answered by noreenchoudhary81

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Cellulose fibrils become rigid by hydrogen bonding

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