Pilot-scale production of fiberboards made by laccase oxidized wood fibers: board properties and evidence for cross-linking of lignin

By C. Felby, J. Hassingboe, M. Lund. 2002

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Laccases: Biological Functions, Molecular Structure and Industrial Applications (2007, background): “Formerly the manufacture of MDF was based on nonenzymatic cross-linking by harmful and polluting compounds such as formaldehyde (Widsten et al., 2004; Felby et al., 2002 ).”
Surface modification of plant fibers using environment friendly methods for their application in polymer composites, textile industry and antimicrobial activities: A review (2013, background): “It had also been reported that the strength properties of laccase-bonded fiber boards are more than those bonded using urea formaldehyde adhesive [91].”
Wood Adhesion and Adhesives (2012, background): “The use of enzyme modification of wood has been shown to increase the strength of bonded wood (Felby et al. 2002, Widsten et al. 2003).”