Abstract: A total heat exchanging element paper for use in a total heat exchanger, comprising a substrate sheet containing natural pulp, having excellent strength and gas barrier properties, and characterized in that the substrate sheet contains natural pulp having a length-weighted average fiber length of 0.7 to 1.7 mm, the natural pulp has a maximum frequency peak between 0.5 mm and 1.5 mm in the fiber length histogram, and the percentage of fibers having a fiber length of 1.0 mm or more is 20% or more.

Abstract: This invention is to provide a sheet product that is excellent in moisture absorption amount, moisture absorption speed and moisture release speed and is capable of keeping a powder from falling off and that can have a large content of a moisture adsorbent, and the sheet product of this invention contains (a) a moisture adsorbent formed of a tubular or fibrous metal oxide, (b) a cellulosic fibrillated fiber, and (c) an organic fiber having a fineness of 0.01 dtex to 0.45 dtex and is characteristically produced by a paper-making method.

Abstract: This invention is to provide a sheet product that is excellent in moisture absorption amount, moisture absorption speed and moisture release speed and is capable of keeping a powder from falling off and that can have a large content of a moisture adsorbent, and the sheet product of this invention contains (a) a moisture adsorbent formed of a tubular or fibrous metal oxide, (b) a cellulosic fibrillated fiber, and (c) an organic fiber having a fineness of 0.01 dtex to 0.45 dtex and is characteristically produced by a paper-making method.

Abstract: This invention relates to a microorganism that is capable of producing a cellulosic product (referred to hereinafter as a "cellulose-producing bacterium") and belongs to a novel subspecies which is substantialy negative or very slightly positive in oxidation of acetates and lactates. This invention also relates to novel saccharide analog-resistant strains, amino acid analog-resistant strains and levan sucrase-defective strains. Further, this invention relates to a method for the production of cellulosic material (bacterial cellulose:"BC"), which comprises culturing these novel bactria and to bacterial cellulose which may be thus obtained. A larger amount of bacterial cellulose may be produced by culturing Acetobacter xylinum subsp. nonacetoxidans, the present resistant strains and the levan sucrase-defective strains, which have been derived and bred from the cellulose-producing bacteria, than by culturing the BPR 2001 strain in the medium containing especially sucrose or glucose as carbon sources.

Abstract: This invention relates to a microorganism that is capable of producing a cellulosic product (referred to hereinafter as a "cellulose-producing bacterium") and belongs to a novel subspecies which is substantialy negative or very slightly positive in oxidation of acetates and lactates. This invention also relates to novel saccharide analog-resistant strains, amino acid analog-resistant strains and levan sucrase-defective strains.Further, this invention relates to a method for the production of cellulosic material (bacterial cellulose: "BC"), which comprises culturing these novel bactria and to bacterial cellulose which may be thus obtained.A larger amount of bacterial cellulose may be produced by culturing Acetobacter xylinum subsp. nonacetoxidans, the present resistant strains and the levan sucrase-defective strains, which have been derived and bred from the cellulose-producing bacteria, than by culturing the BPR 2001 strain in the medium containing especially sucrose or glucose as carbon sources.

Abstract: An antenna switching device has a pair of first and second input terminals and a pair of first and second output terminals. It also has a first switch for selecting either of signals supplied to the first and second input terminals and for supplying the selected signal to the first output terminal, and a second switch for selecting either of the signals supplied to the first and second input terminals and for supplying the selected signal to the second output terminal.

Abstract: A nonwoven fabric having excellent sheet formation comprises fibers of which diameter is 7 .mu.m or less and of which ratio of fiber length to fiber diameter (L/D) is in the range of 2000<L/D.ltoreq.6000, and optionally thermalbonding fibers, and the fibers being three-dimensionally entangled. A nonwoven fabric having excellent sheet formation comprises 10-90% by weight based on the weight of the nonwoven fabric of fibers of which diameter is 7 .mu.m or less and of which L/D is 2000 or less, 90-10% by weight based on the weight of the nonwoven fabric of fibers of which diameter is 7 .mu.m or less and of which ratio of fiber length to fiber diameter (L/D) is in the range of 2000<L/D.ltoreq.6000, and optionally thermalbonding fibers, the maximum pore size of the nonwoven fabric being 5 times the mean pore size or less, and the fibers being three-dimensionally entangled.