Interaction of Copper-Containing Preservatives with Wood. Part 1. Mechanism of the Interaction of Copper with Cellulose
Interaction of Copper-Containing Preservatives with Wood. Part 1. Mechanism of the Interaction of Copper with Cellulose
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10.1515/hf.2001.003
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2001-12
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N. Druz;I. Andersone;B. Andersons
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作者:
N. Druz;I. Andersone;B. Andersons
Summary In the present work, the state of the copper ions absorbed by cellulose from aqueous solutions with different pH values has been studied by electron spin resonance (ESR), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) and energy-dispersive X-ray analysis (EDXA) methods. It has been shown that the curve of copper sorption has a S-like shape characteristic for weak acid sorbents. At all pH values in ESR-spectra, an anisotropic Cu(II)-signal is registered. At pH > 4, the anisotropy of ESR-spectra decreases. At pH = 10, complexes connected by exchange interactions and diamagnetic clusters are formed. After the leaching of specimens, the ESR-signal practically disappeared. The decrease of the copper content in cellulose did not correlate with the change of the integral intensity of the spectra. The changes in ESR-spectra of copper-containing cellulose after leaching were explained by the formation of the Cu(II) diamagnetic clusters.