The Dielectric Properties of Wood IV : On Dielectric Dispersions of Oven-dried Wood
The Dielectric Properties of Wood IV : On Dielectric Dispersions of Oven-dried Wood
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木材的介电特性 IV : 关于烘干木材的介电分散
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1970
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通讯作者:
Tadashi Yamada
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M. Norimoto;Tadashi Yamada
-In this paper, the dielectric absorptions of oven-dried wood were investigated. There existed three dielectric absorptions in wood. The position of dielectric absorption in high frequency range at low temperature coincided with that of viscoelastic one, and the relaxation process may be associated with the motion of CH20H groups in the disordered region of wood substances. The absorption of oven-dried KUSUNOKI appeared in low frequency range at room temperature may be due to the existence of the conductive material and was influenced by the shape of the material in wood. The absorption in very low frequency range at high temperature may be associated with the segmental motion of molecules in the amorphous region accompanied by thermal degradation. Introduction Although many investigations on dielectric properties of wood have been done, there are a few reports which intend to clarify the relation between dielectric and viscoelastic relaxation. The aim of this study is to investigate the dielectric and the:viscoelastic properties of wood over the wide ranges of frequency and temperature and to clarify the mode of molecular motion concerned with the relaxations. It has been reported that a dielectric dispersion of oven-dried wood exists in the frequency range of 107 to 108 Hz at room temperature and is associated with the orientation of OH groups in the amorphous phase. However, it has not been discussed whether other dispersions do occur or not at very low frequency range. In this paper, the following three points are discussed. (1) The dielectric and the viscoelastic dispersion in high frequency range at low temperature. (2) The dispersions of oven-dried KUSUNOKI (Cinnamomum camphora SIEB.) in low frequency range at room temperature. (3) The dispersion of oven-dried wood and cellulose in very low frequency at high temperature. * Presented at the 20th Meeting of Japan Wood Research Society, Tokyo, Sep. 1970. ** Previous Paper, J. Jap. Wood Res. Soc., 16, 364 (1970). *** Division of Wood Physics. 36NORIMOTO, YAMADA: The Dielectric Properties of Wood Experimental The samples for the dielectric experiment are shown in Table 1. The me·· asurement was made over the frequency range of 0.3 to 10 Hz and the temperature range of -70 to 140°C. The inductive and the resistive ratio arm bridges were used for the frequency range of 30 to 10 and 0.3 to 10 Hz, respectively. Table 1. Samples used for the dielectric measurement. Material Treatment Glucose Cellobiose Cotton treated with 3% HCl for several hours at 90°C Avicel Powder (200 mesh) Whatmann cellulose Beeech xylan KUSUNOKI hot water and alcohol-benzene extraction SUGI I I L*,5mm* HOONOKI ! I L, 1.5mm HINOKI I L, Imm hot water and alcohol-benzene extraction I i Block I L, 5mm alcohol-benzene extraction I