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In situ measurement of tensile elastic moduli of individual component polymers with a 3D assembly mode in wood cell walls
... the cell walls using the wood specimen with dif- ferent ...prepare wood slices consisting of lignin with a 3D assembly mode in the cell walls, cellulose and hemicellulose were removed from ...
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A non-rigid registration method for the analysis of local deformations in the wood cell wall
... of wood cellular structure image ...of wood geometry and the important changes in the cellular organization due to moisture sorption, an affine-based image registration technique is not exhaustive to ...
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Observations of Wood Cell Walls with a Scanning Probe Microscope
... years. Wood cell walls are primarily composed of cellulose, he- micellulose, and ...observed wood cell walls via scanning probe microscopy to try to reveal the for- mation of the cellulose ...
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Classification of the conductance of moisture through wood cell components
... in wood below the fiber saturation point is an important phenomenon that transforms the physical and mechanical properties of wood and influences its chemical ...in wood based on a theoretical ...
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Utilization of wood cell wall components
... The chemical and physical properties of lignin isolated from woods significantly vary depending on wood species, hard- wood or softwood, and separation methods of wood cell wall components. ...
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Cone structure of hexagonal carbon sheets stacked in wood cell lumen
... the wood block but is formed in the cell lumen of Japanese cedar and bamboo by heating at ...parent wood and it consists of carbon, the cone-shaped substance appears to be a kind of vapor-grown ...
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Phase transformations of wood cell wall water
... earlywood cell walls in a time-dependent ...spruce wood is not affected by drying and ...of cell wall ...porous cell wall struc- ture, on a scale well above the molecular scale, rather than ...
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Effect of microfibril angle on the longitudinal tensile creep behavior of wood
... ) from J W (t). For a small MFA, the creep deformation remained very small for a few hundred hours in the creep test. As MFA increased, the creep strain became larger and amounted to several percent for specimens with ...
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Dimensional stability of wood acetylated with acetic anhydride solution of glucose pentaacetate
... If a hydrophobic substance is introduced into the wood cell wall during acetylation, the dimensional stability of the acetylated wood must be improved by the bulking e[r] ...
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Dimensional stabilisation of waterlogged archaeological wood: An investigation of the water content of the cell wall of waterlogged archaeological wood and its replacement with water-soluble compounds
... the wood cell wall has been investigated, for modem and waterlogged archaeological wood samples, by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) and inverse chromatography ...the wood that did not ...
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Microscopic identification of changes in beech (Fagus sylvatica L.) and pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) cell structure after drying using high-frequency energy of the microwave band
... the cell structure of the chosen wood ...of wood was accompa- nied by a phase change, evaporation on the surface of ...of wood by drying depended on the permeability of wood and its ...
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An Overview of Microfibril Angle in Fiber of Tension Wood
... during cell maturation, which lasts for several days after the birth of the wood cell, ...secondary cell wall may be influenced by abiotic factors such as mechanical stress, ...primary ...
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Mechanical modelling of wood microstructure, an engineering approach
... At a nano-structural level characteristic of the thickness of a single lamella, the wood cell wall is an interpenetrating network of carbohydrate and lignin macromolecules and water. The principal component ...
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New piezoelectric moduli of wood: d 31 and d 32
... been reported. However, if we hypothesize that there is a polarity in the cellulose-I crystal in the axial direction and that the orientation of the cellulose micelles in the wood cell walls has an ...
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Delignification of cell walls of Chamaecyparis obtusa during alkaline nitrobenzene oxidation
... in wood cell walls during alkaline nitrobenzene oxidation, the delignification process from cell walls in normal and compression woods of Chamaecyparis obtusa ...normal wood. The lignin ...
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PCDD/F Dioxin Profile of Treated Pinus pinaster Wood
... During 2006, 2011 and 2016, following the implementation of a monitoring plan, con- taminations with dioxins in poultry meat were found: the levels of contamination were higher than legally allowed in meat from poultry ...
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Determination of Pulp and Paper Making Suitability Indices of Some Nigerian Species of Leguminosae: Caesalpinoideae
... fuel wood and timber, a development that is threatening the ecosystem and the survival of the pulp and paper making (PPM) industries in ...conventional wood anatomical techniques, nine qualitative and ...
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Surface free energy and dynamic wettability of wood simultaneously treated with acidic dye and flame retardant
... Fast-growing poplar wood (P. tomentosa Carr.) and phenol–formaldehyde (PF) resin adhesive were sup- plied by Kaiyuan Wood Factory in Harbin, China. The poplar wood veneer sample dimensions were 100 ...
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Treemap Cartography for showing Spatial and Temporal Traffic Patterns
... the cell squares geographically – as in Figure 4 – the treemap is transformed into a cartogram (Wood and Dykes, 2008) and spatial patterns are discernible; for example, there is more traffic in the centre ...
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Costs of Wood Pellet Production in Iran
... issue. Wood pellet is among the most commonly used bio fuels and is spreading quickly all over the ...of wood pellet production in Iran was assessed by studying a production project and economically ...
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