Wood chemical composition of selected fast growing species treated with NaOH. Part I: Structural substances.
Wood chemical composition of selected fast growing species treated with NaOH. Part I: Structural substances.
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2010
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1.3
通讯作者:
B. Doczekalska;M. Zborowska
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作者:
B. Doczekalska;M. Zborowska
In this study was to determine the impact of sodium hydroxide concentrations and duration of treatment on the non-structural constituents of two fast growing wood species: willow (Salix viminalis) and poplar. Alkalisation of willow and poplar wood with sodium hydroxide solutions of 10 to 20 % concentrations resulted in the removal of significant quantities of wood non-structural substances. The content of substances soluble in the ethanol-benzene mixture from willow wood treated with NaOH decreased by about 80%, in cold water – by about 90 %, in hot water – by about 45 % and in 1 % NaOH solution – by about 50%. Smaller changes in the content of these constituents were determined in poplar wood: substances soluble in organic solvents declined by approximately 40 % and substances soluble in 1% NaOH – by about 30 %. The highest mass losses for both of the examined wood species were recorded in the lignocellulosic material after treatment with 10 % NaOH. The duration of treatment with solutions of sodium hydroxide failed to exert a significant influence on quantitative changes in the examined constituents.