Organosolv Pulping Using a Microwave Oven

Articles in the same Issue

1. Sonstiges
2. Titelei
3. Occurrence and Significance of Bacteria in Wood
4. Decay Resistance in Conifer Seed Cones: Role of Resin Acids as Inhibitors of Decomposition by White-Rot Fungi
5. Reduction of Resin Content in Wood Chips during Experimental Biological Pulping Processes
6. Enzymatic Solubilization of Hemicelluloses in Industrial Softwood Kraft Pulps
7. Localization of Hemicelluloses in the Cell Walls of Some Woody Plants Using Immuno-Gold Electron Microscopy
8. Solid-State ¹³C Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of Wood Decay. III. Decay of Colorado Blue Spruce and Paper Birch by Postia placenta
9. Tropolones Extracted from the Wood of Western Red Cedar by Supercritical Carbon Dioxide
10. Thioacidolysis of Dehydropolymers of Isoeugenol and 4-(1-Hydroxybutyl)-2-Methoxyphenol Prepared under Oxidative Conditions
11. Mechanism of Thermoplasticity for Chemically-Modified Wood
12. The Chemistry and Kinetic Behaviour of Fe(III) Reactions with Wood Model Compounds and Pine Wood
13. A Quantitative Weathering Study of Wood Surfaces Modified by Chromium VI and Iron III Compounds. Part 2. Image Analysis of Cell Wall Pit Micro-Checking
14. Preparation of Moderate-Temperature Setting Adhesives from Softwood Kraft Lignin. Part 2. Effect of Some Factors on Strength Properties and Chracteristics of Lignin-Based Adhesives
15. FT-IR Study of the Effect of Irradiation Wavelength on the Colour Reversion of Thermomechanical Pulps
16. Organosolv Pulping Using a Microwave Oven
17. Oxygen Bleaching of Kraft Pulp 1. Role of Condensed Units
18. Literature Reports