Converse of object

• digest: The only weakness these creatures had was their inability to digest cellulose.

• contain: This waste contains cellulose a plant material which the body cannot digest.

• base: Wood should be polished with bees wax not silicon or cellulose based polish which converts wood into a plastic surface.

• include: Polysaccharides: large class of natural carbohydrates including cellulose and starch [ Turner ] .

• use: On its return to Barnt Green, John Glenn effected a complete repaint at home, using cellulose.

• regenerate: Interceed absorbable adhesion barrier is composed of oxidized regenerated cellulose.

Adjective modifier

• microcrystalline: I am using microcrystalline cellulose, a major pharmaceutical excipient, in various forms of soft solid.

• pure: It all depends.. ... Cotton is in fact fibers of pure cellulose.

Modifies a noun

• microfibrils: Wood performs well under uniaxial tension, due to the high strength of the cellulose microfibrils.

• acetate: There's not much you can do about advanced cellulose acetate decay except look for another set with a better cabinet.

• lacquer: Stained cellulose lacquer peel, examined under PPL illumination.

• thinner: Apart from over spray the worst problem with spraying in a confined space, like a garage, is the fumes from cellulose thinners.

• nitrate: This is usually cellulose nitrate dissolved in organic solvents.

• fibril: The cell wall is approximately 50 % cellulose fibrils.

Noun used with modifier

• hydroxypropyl: Ingredients Soya extract, capsule shell: hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose, maltodextrins, anti-caking agent: magnesium stearate.

• carboxymethyl: Aqueous carboxymethyl cellulose solutions are used, occasionally with the inclusion of bovine serum.

• methyl: Today the standard is methyl cellulose or some variation thereof.

• vegetable: They may be coated to increase their storage life, using maize protein or vegetable cellulose.

• %: It is a woody plant containing 77 % cellulose.

• plant: Rayon ( Viscose ) is derived from plant cellulose, and this natural origin makes the fabric soft and breathable.