Softwood kraft lignin: Raw material for the future

By G. Gellerstedt. 2015

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Plant Science

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. A. Mikkelson
2. A. Jääskeläinen
3. T. Tamminen
4. T. Liitiä
5. Z. Pásztory
6. Z. Börcsök

In Plant Science

1. A. Mikkelson
2. A. Jääskeläinen
3. T. Tamminen
4. T. Liitiä
5. Z. Pásztory
6. Z. Börcsök

Citations in the corpus

• The role of lignin in wood working processes using elevated temperatures: an abbreviated literature survey (2020, background): “…of bonds between chains, hydrogen bonds, its molecular weight, isolation method, species, lignin conformation, and thermal prehistory, etc. (Chow and Pickles 1971; Hillis and Rozsa 1978; Olsson and Salmén 1992, 1997; Lenth and Kamke 2001; Windeisen and Wegener 2008; Gellerstedt 2015; Furuta et al.”
• Perspective on Technical Lignin Fractionation (2020, unknown): “Abundance of major linkage in softwood and hardwood lignin 7 Currently, the chemical pulping industry generates about 70 Mt of lignin annually and the emerging cellulosic ethanol industry could also generate comparable amounts of lignin in the future 1,8 .”
• Aqueous organic solvent fractionation as means to improve lignin homogeneity and purity (2017, background): “3 functionality and reactivity are required (Chatterjee and Saito, 2015; Gellerstedt, 2015; 50 Norberg et al., 2013; Teng et al., 2013).”