Adhesives from Autohydrolysis Bagasse Lignin, a Renewable Resource - Part II. DSC Thermal Analysis of Novolac Resins

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1. Sonstiges
2. Titelei
3. Distribution of Syringyl and Guaiacyl Lignins in Hardwoods in Relation to Habitat and Porosity Form in Wood
4. Modelling the Process of Absorption and Desorption of Water in a Sheet beyond the Fiber Saturation Point by Considering a Two-Dimensional Transfer
5. Recovery of 3-Carene from Chinese Turpentine and Synthesis of Acetylcarenes
6. Alkaline Delignification of Hardwoods in a Flow-Through Reactor Working at a Low Residence Time - Part IV. Characterization of Lignins by Oxidative Degradation and Aminolysis
7. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Study of Spatial Relationships Between Chemical Components in Wood Cell Walls
8. P NMR Spectroscopy in Wood Chemistry - Part III. Solid State ³¹P NMR of Trimethyl Phosphite Derivatives of Chromophores in Mechanical Pulp
9. The Decolorization and Dechlorination of Kraft Bleach Plant Effluent Solutes by Use of Three Fungi: Ganoderma lacidum, Coriolus versicolor and Hericium erinaceum
10. The Use of Green-Stained Wood Caused by the Fungus Chlorociboria in Intarsia Masterpieces from the 15th Century
11. Délignification du Bois d'Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus) en Milieu Acide Acétique/Eau. Effet de l'Addition d'Oxygène sous Pression
12. Short Note
13. Review Report
14. Adhesives from Autohydrolysis Bagasse Lignin, a Renewable Resource. Part I. The Physical Properties of Laminates made with Phenolated Lignin Novolacs
15. Adhesives from Autohydrolysis Bagasse Lignin, a Renewable Resource - Part II. DSC Thermal Analysis of Novolac Resins
16. A Lignin-Phenol-Formaldehyde Binder for Particleboard Part 1. Thermal Characteristics
17. The Correlation of Strength and Formaldehyde Emission with the Crystalline/Amorphous Structure of UF Resins
18. Meetings