Effects of water-soluble extractives on the vibrational properties and color of hygrothermally treated spruce wood
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DOI: 10.1007/s00226-018-1069-z
Abstract: Sitka spruce wood specimens were heated at 120–140 °C and different relative humidity values (RHh), and their specific dynamic Young’s moduli (E′/ρ), mechanical loss tangents (tanδ), and CIELAB color parameters were measured at 25 °C and 60%… read more here.
Keywords: water soluble; spruce wood; hygrothermally treated; soluble extractives ... See more keywords
Removal of Water-Soluble Extractives Improves the Enzymatic Digestibility of Steam-Pretreated Softwood Barks
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DOI: 10.1007/s12010-017-2577-2
Abstract: Softwood bark contains a large amounts of extractives—i.e., soluble lipophilic (such as resin acids) and hydrophilic components (phenolic compounds, stilbenes). The effects of the partial removal of water-soluble extractives before acid-catalyzed steam pretreatment on enzymatic… read more here.
Keywords: enzymatic digestibility; water; water soluble; soluble extractives ... See more keywords