Claim · model-written summary
Waxes with similar X-ray powder diagrams generally had similar microscopic structures.
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e0“waxes giving similar X-ray powder diagrams also tend to exhibit similar microscopic structures; this has been found, in general, to be true”
e1“the wax layer of the sugar cane stem”
Title
D.R. Kreger Publication Server of Goethe University Frankfurt am Main (Goethe University Frankfurt) 1949
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Wax-layer crystallites preferentially orient one axis perpendicular to the cuticle.
- Observation Wax crystallites show large angular dispersion.
- Observation Wax chain molecules lie parallel to the cuticle and perpendicular to the rods.
- Observation The crystallite axial direction was probably [no].
- Method / resource The micro-method produced a diagram from parallel wax rods with maxima in predicted positions.
- Observation The wax rods had comparatively perfect crystallite orientation.
- Observation Wax rodlets were coarsely ribbed.
- Observation Wax molecules in rodlet ribs had radial longitudinal orientation.