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Technical methods to isolate and utilize the sugars, lignins, and celluloses in cellulosic wastes were begun with a preliminary investigation of peanut hulls and cottonseed-hull bran. The ash content of these materials was extensively studied and the ash was found to be bound in such a manner that with a mild chemical treatment it could be removed almost completely when the materials were subsequently washed with water. Cottonseed-hull bran proved to be an excellent source for the commercial production of the pentose sugar, xylose. An improved method to produce xylose was developed. The process is now being run experimentally on a semicommercial scale so as to obtain xylose in 100-poundper-day batches.

Preliminary investigations upon two cellulosic wastes as sources for xylose