Methyl cellulose (MC) is a semiflexible cellulose ether derivative with a wide range of
industrial applications, owing to its water solubility at low temperatures and thermoreversible …

This review covers the recently discovered methylcellulose (MC) fibrils and their impact on
MC thermogelation and overall gel strength. The thermogelation of MC aqueous solutions …

Rheology and turbidity measurements were performed under similar thermal histories to
probe the relationship between thermoreversible gelation and phase separation for a set of …

It is well established that aqueous solutions of methylcellulose (MC) can form hydrogels on
heating, with the rheological gel point closely correlated to the appearance of optical …

The weight-average molecular weight M w, z-average radius of gyration R g, and second
virial coefficient A 2 have been determined between 15 and 52° C for dilute aqueous …

Thermally induced gelation in aqueous solutions of methylcellulose (MC) and
hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (HPMC) has been studied by rheological, optical microscopy …

Phase transition kinetics of aqueous hydroxypropyl cellulose solution was studied by using
turbidimetric monitoring and mathematical modelling techniques. Based on the nonlinear …

The thermoresponsive behavior of a hydroxypropylmethylcellulose (HPMC) sample in
aqueous solutions has been studied by a powerful combination of characterization tools …

As stem-cell-based therapies rapidly advance toward clinical applications, there is a need
for cheap, easily manufactured, injectable gels that can be tailored to carry stem cells and …

The extensional properties of semidilute aqueous methylcellulose (MC) solutions have been
characterized. Pure aqueous MC solutions are shear-thinning liquids at room temperature …