The Oriented Structure of Lignin and its Viscoelastic Properties Studied by Static and Dynamic FT-IR Spectroscopy

By M. Åkerholm, L. Salmén. 2003

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Building and Construction, Food Science

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. Jasna S. Stevanic
2. Rui Zhang
3. Hong Wang
4. L. Salmén
5. Carly Whittaker
6. I. Shield
7. Fernand Pla
8. S. Rebouillat

In Building and Construction

1. Jasna S. Stevanic
2. I. Burgert
3. L. Salmén
4. L. Donaldson

In Food Science

1. Jasna S. Stevanic
2. L. Salmén

Citations in the corpus

• Revealing the closed pore formation of waste wood-derived hard carbon for advanced sodium-ion battery (2023, methodology): “%) and 2mL CH 3 COOH (Macklin, AR) were dissolved in 150mL deionized water 35 .”
• Cell wall features with regard to mechanical performance. A review COST Action E35 2004–2008: Wood machining – micromechanics and fracture (2009, background): “This process is highly organised as revealed by the orientation of both hemicelluloses (Page 1976; Åkerholm and Salmén 2001) and lignin (Åkerholm and Salmén 2003) in relation to the cellulose microfibrils.”
• Orientation of the wood polymers in the cell wall of spruce wood fibres (2009, background): “Indications for an orientation of the phenyl-propane units along fibres are also not clear (Åkerholm and Salmén 2003).”
• Pelletizing properties of torrefied spruce (2011, background): “stretching of methoxyl and phenyl propane units) and at 1516 cm 1 and 1508 cm 1 (C]C aromatic ring vibrations) [23,26,27].”