Extractable polyphenolics from certain woods and barks belong either to the so-called hydrolysable tannins or to condensed tannins. Reaction between formaldehyde and condensed tannins leads to cross-linked polymers, which can serve as a binder in particle- und fiberboards. Acacia bark and quebracho wood are the two main raw materials used commercially for extraction of condensed tannins. Recent results reveal that quebracho extract can be extended by extractives from spruce bark for production of particle- and fiberboards. Moreover, hydrolysed starch can also be used as a correactant for condensed tannins in particle- and fiberboard manufacture. On bonding wood chips with tanninformaldehyde resins different wood species have a significant i...
This work evaluated the properties of aqueous extracts obtained from the bark of Pinus oocarpa under...
Modified starches in combination with tannins were used as binders for particleboards and medium den...
Pinus-radiata-tanninformaldehyde resins, unmodified or in combination with commercial synthetic resi...
Tannin-containing extracts of spruce bark were produced using water, urea solution and sulphite liqu...
Besides the synthetic binders also tannins can be used for the manufacture of wood-based materials. ...
The literature research deals with extractants of bark. The rise in costs of fossil and non-renewabl...
The polyphenolic extracts gained from certain barks and wood species can be used as binder in the ma...
Tanninformaldehyde resins from tannin of Quebracho wood in combination with extract of spruce bark w...
Bark extracts from sproce and pine obtained with water or organic solvents were used as adhesives pa...
Tannin industry is looking for new industrial sources for condensed tannins due to the limited avail...
In the recent past increasing attention has been paid to the use of natural adhesives as a binder in...
With increasing concerns about the production of sustainable materials, the field of wood-based mate...
Recently, increasing attention has been paid industrially to the use of tannin formaldehyde adhesive...
Polyphenols (tannins) were extracted from the bark of indigenous pine and spruce using organic solve...
Recent developments in using tannins as a binder in wood-based panels have been reviewed. Special co...
This work evaluated the properties of aqueous extracts obtained from the bark of Pinus oocarpa under...
Modified starches in combination with tannins were used as binders for particleboards and medium den...
Pinus-radiata-tanninformaldehyde resins, unmodified or in combination with commercial synthetic resi...
Tannin-containing extracts of spruce bark were produced using water, urea solution and sulphite liqu...
Besides the synthetic binders also tannins can be used for the manufacture of wood-based materials. ...
The literature research deals with extractants of bark. The rise in costs of fossil and non-renewabl...
The polyphenolic extracts gained from certain barks and wood species can be used as binder in the ma...
Tanninformaldehyde resins from tannin of Quebracho wood in combination with extract of spruce bark w...
Bark extracts from sproce and pine obtained with water or organic solvents were used as adhesives pa...
Tannin industry is looking for new industrial sources for condensed tannins due to the limited avail...
In the recent past increasing attention has been paid to the use of natural adhesives as a binder in...
With increasing concerns about the production of sustainable materials, the field of wood-based mate...
Recently, increasing attention has been paid industrially to the use of tannin formaldehyde adhesive...
Polyphenols (tannins) were extracted from the bark of indigenous pine and spruce using organic solve...
Recent developments in using tannins as a binder in wood-based panels have been reviewed. Special co...
This work evaluated the properties of aqueous extracts obtained from the bark of Pinus oocarpa under...
Modified starches in combination with tannins were used as binders for particleboards and medium den...
Pinus-radiata-tanninformaldehyde resins, unmodified or in combination with commercial synthetic resi...