Which solvent is used for reaction with soda cellulose in the production of regenerated cellulose?

Which solvent is used for reaction with soda cellulose in the production of regenerated cellulose? Correct Answer carbon disulphide

Soda cellulose is transformed into sodium cellulose xanthate by reacting it with CS2 i.e. carbon disulphide. The xanthate formed is soluble in dilute aqueous alkali, which on acidification decomposes; the xanthate structure is broken and cellulose is regenerated.

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