Art
J-GLOBAL ID：200902204553679288
Reference number：05A0418656
Influences of moisture content on the catalysis of sulfur dioxide and attainable properties in a vapor-phase treatment of wood with formaldehyde
ホルムアルデヒドによる木材の気相処理における二酸化硫黄触媒と達成可能性質に及ぼす水分量の影響
Author (2)：
,
Material：
Volume：
51
Issue：
2
Page：
141-147
Publication year：
Apr. 25, 2005
JST Material Number：
L3386A
ISSN：
1435-0211
Document type：
Article
Article type：
原著論文
Country of issue：
Germany, Federal Republic of (DEU)
Language：
ENGLISH (EN)
Thesaurus term：
Thesaurus term/Semi thesaurus term
Keywords indexed to the article.
All keywords is available on JDreamIII(charged).
On J-GLOBAL, this item will be available after more than half a year after the record posted. In addtion, medical articles require to login to MyJ-GLOBAL.
,...
Semi thesaurus term：
Thesaurus term/Semi thesaurus term
Keywords indexed to the article.
All keywords is available on JDreamIII(charged).
On J-GLOBAL, this item will be available after more than half a year after the record posted. In addtion, medical articles require to login to MyJ-GLOBAL.
JST classification (2)：
JST classification
Category name(code) classified by JST.
Improved wood
, Catalytic reactions in general
Substance index (2)：
Substance index
Chemical Substance indexed to the Article.
,
Reference (12)：
-
NORIMOTO, M. Viscoelastic properties of chemically modified wood. Chemical modification of lignocellulosic materials. 1996, 311-330
-
GUTHRIE, JD. Estimation of the length of the oxymethylene bridges introduced into cotton cellulose by formaldehyde and by methylenedisulfuric acid. Textile Res J. 1967, 37, 40-45
-
JOARDER, GK. An uncatalyzed, vapor-phase cross-linking reaction of cotton cellulose with formaldehyde. Textile Res J. 1969, 39, 49-54
-
MINATO, K. Effect of uncatalyzed formaldehyde cross-linking on physical and mechanical properties of papers. Bull Kyoto Univ Forest. 1983, 55, 338-347
-
HEAMON, RFS. Theory of the vibration testing of wood. Forest Prod J. 1966, 16, 29-40
ｍore...
Terms in the title (7)：
Terms in the title
Keywords automatically extracted from the title.
,
,
,
,
,
,
Return to Previous Page
