Predicting Extractives, Lignin, and Cellulose Contents Using Near Infrared Spectroscopy on Solid Wood in Eucalyptus globulus

By Fiona S. Poke, C. Raymond. 2006

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Subfields: Archeology, Building and Construction, Organic Chemistry

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In Archeology

1. Satoru Tsuchikawa

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1. M. Schwanninger
2. Satoru Tsuchikawa
3. A. Lourenço
4. Helena Pereira

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Citations in the corpus

• A Review of Recent Near-Infrared Research for Wood and Paper (Part 2) (2013, background): “Poke and Raymond (39) demonstrated that NIR analysis of solid Eucalyptus globulus could be reliably used to predict extractives, lignin, and cellulose contents.”
• A Review of Recent Near Infrared Research for Wood and Paper (2007, unknown): “21 22 developed calibrations for the prediction of extractives content, acid‐soluble lignin, Klason lignin, and total lignin contents in Eucalyptus globulus wood by NIR spectroscopy and concluded that NIR analysis was a reliable predictor of extractive and lignin content.”
• Development of chemometric model for characterization of non-wood by FT-NIR data (2020, methodology): “Poke and Raymond (2006) developed a chemometric method with NIR spectral data and linear calibration for determination of lignin and cellulose.”
• Recent innovations in analytical methods for the qualitative and quantitative assessment of lignin (2015, methodology): “NIR spectroscopy, coupled with multivariate analysis, has been the predominant vibrational technique for assessing total lignin content [93,178,241,256–279].”