LIGNIN AND LIGNIN-CARBOHYDRATE COMPLEXES - EXTRACTION FROM WOOD MEAL WITH NEUTRAL SOLVENTS
LIGNIN AND LIGNIN-CARBOHYDRATE COMPLEXES - EXTRACTION FROM WOOD MEAL WITH NEUTRAL SOLVENTS
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DOI:
10.1021/ie50573a040
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发表时间:
1957-01-01
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BJORKMAN, A
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作者:
BJORKMAN, A
Perhaps the most annoying feature of lignin has been the difficulty in iso-lation without severe change. By ap-plying several methods, a set of different lignins can be obtained from one piece of wood. Certain types are soluble in cold neutral solvents but the same sol-vents dissolve from common wood meal only a small amount of lignin material which has been known for 18 years (6) as Brauns’ native lignin (BNL). There are three conceivable explanations for the difficulty in extracting lignin from wood—first, strong covalent bonds exist between lignin and carbohydrates; second, lignin has a high molecular weight and possibly forms a three-di-mensional network; and third, hydrogen bonds and physical phenomena such as solid solution may be involved in retention of lignin in the wood-fiber wall.