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Evaluation of anti-mold, termite resistance and physical-mechanical properties of bamboo cross-linking modified by polycarboxylic acids

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Abstract Bamboo strips can be made into large-scale bamboo-based materials for construction and engineering materials, but the susceptibility of bamboo to degradation associated with moisture and microorganism attack greatly restricts… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Bamboo strips can be made into large-scale bamboo-based materials for construction and engineering materials, but the susceptibility of bamboo to degradation associated with moisture and microorganism attack greatly restricts its applications. In this study, chemical cross-linking modification using polycarboxylic acids [citric acid (CA) and 1,2,3,4-butanetetracarboxylic acid (BTCA)] was employed to modify the performance of bamboo strips. The results confirm the esterification reaction between CA/BTCA and bamboo components. The anti-mold property of bamboo is notably improved and achieves rating 1 mold coverings (

Keywords: evaluation anti; bamboo; polycarboxylic acids; anti mold; cross linking

Journal Title: Construction and Building Materials
Year Published: 2021

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