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Roffael, E. & Schütze, S. Eur. J. Wood Prod. (2016). doi:10.1007/s00107-016-1120-4
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Fibres obtained by the TMP- and CTMP-process from old oak (200–250 years) contain higher amounts of cold water extractives than those obtained from young oak (20–30 years). Moreover, water soluble extractives from old oak fibres are, in general, more reactive towards formaldehyde. This result supports the finding that medium density fibreboards (MDF) made from fibres of old oak emit less formaldehyde than MDF from young oak.
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- 03 November 2016
DOI: 10.1007/s00107-016-1120-4
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Fibres obtained by the TMP- and CTMP-process from old oak (200–250 years) contain higher amounts of cold water extractives than those obtained from young oak (20–30 years). Moreover, water soluble extractives from old oak fibres are, in general, more reactive towards formaldehyde. This result supports the finding that medium density fibreboards (MDF) made from fibres of old oak emit less formaldehyde than MDF from young oak.
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- Lelis R, Roffael E (1995) Über die Reaktivität von Douglasiensplint- und -kernholz und deren Heißwasserextrakte gegenüber Formaldehyd (On the reactivity of sap- and heartwood of Douglas fir as well as their water extractives towards formaldehyde). Holz Roh- Werkst 53:12–16 (In German)CrossRefGoogle Scholar
- Roffael E, Schütze S, Behn C, Krug D, Lilie B (2013) Eiche als Rohstoff für mitteldichte Faserplatten (MDF) (Oak as raw material for medium density fibreboards (MDF)) (in German). Forstarchiv 84(2):65–70Google Scholar
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