FTIR studies of the changes in wood chemistry following decay by brown-rot and white-rot fungi
By Krishna Kumar Pandey, Andrew J. Pitman. 2003
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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Building and Construction, Plant Science
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- FTIR-ATR spectroscopic analyses of changes in wood properties during particle- and fibreboard production of hard- and softwood trees (2008, background): “…beech and grand fir wood existed with respect to lignin composition and holocellulose content, as reported previously for other conifers and angiosperms (Faix 1991; Pandey 1999; Pandey and Pitman 2003; Fengel and Wegener 2003; Pandey and Pitman 2004; Kubo and Kadla 2005; Fackler et. al 2007).”
- FTIR spectroscopy for detection and identification of fungal phytopathogenes (2010, background): “Hence, FTIR spectroscopy can help in understanding the complex chemical processes during fungal development and substrate degradation [9, 19,21].”
- FTIR Studies of the Changes in Wood Chemistry from Wood Forming Tissue under Inclined Treatment (2012, methodology): “0, Nicolet Instruments Corporation, USA) according to previous methods ([11]).”
- Studies on the formation of intermolecular interactions and structural characterization of polyvinyl alcohol/lignin film (2016, background): “These absorption bands are similarly reported by Pandeya and Pitmanb [21], Mao et al.”
- Accelerated climate ageing of building materials, components and structures in the laboratory (2012, neutral): “…(2011), Jelle (2011a), Jelle et al. (2012b), Kim et al. (1994), Marengo et al. (2005), Mohebby (2005), Naumann et al. (2005), Oliani et al. (2007), Pandey and Pitman (2003, 2004), Pandey (2005), Pandey and Vuorinen (2008a), Pandey et al. (2009), Prakash et al. (2006), Prakash and Mahadevan…”
- Effect of thermal treatment on the chemical composition and mechanical properties of birch and aspen (2008, background): “This peak corresponds to the hydrogen bonded OH group that both water and all the three wood polymer components contain (Feipeng and Rial 1998; Chang and Chang 2000; Muller et al. 2003; Ercin and Yurum 2003; Pandey and Pitman 2003).”