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Quebracho Tannin Bio-Based Adhesives for Plywood
J. Jorda
*
, E. Cesprini
,
M.-C. Barbu
, G. Tondi
, M. Zanetti
, P. Král
*
Corresponding author for this work
Design and Green Engineering
Forest Products Technology
Department of Wood Science and Technology, Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, Mendel University in Brno
Department of Land, Environment, Agriculture and Forestry, University of Padua
Faculty of Furniture Design and Wood Engineering, Transilvania University of Brasov
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Alternative Adhesives
33%
Beech
33%
Beech Plywood
33%
Bio-based Alternatives
33%
Bio-sourced Materials
33%
Bioadhesive
100%
Bioproducts
33%
Delamination
33%
Dry Environment
33%
Dry State
33%
Ecological Concerns
33%
Elastic Modulus
100%
Engineered Wood Products
33%
Fagus Sylvatica
33%
FTIR Spectroscopy
33%
Furfural
66%
Gel Time
33%
Gluing
33%
Industrial Applicability
33%
Low Performance
33%
Mechanical Properties
66%
Modulus of Rupture
66%
Non-Newtonian Behavior
33%
Physical Density
33%
Physical Thickness
33%
Plywood
100%
Polyphenols
33%
Pressing Temperature
33%
Quebracho
33%
Quebracho Tannin
100%
Recyclability
33%
Resource Availability
33%
Room Temperature
33%
Schinopsis
33%
Shear Strength
66%
Solid Wood
33%
Synthetic Adhesive
33%
Tannin Adhesives
33%
Tannins
33%
Viscosity
33%
Water Storage
33%
Wood Products
33%
Material Science
Delamination
50%
Density
50%
Elastic Moduli
100%
Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy
50%
Mechanical Property
100%
Rigidity
50%
Shear Strength
100%
Wood Product
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Beech
50%
Delamination
25%
Engineered Wood Products
25%
Fagus Sylvatica
25%
Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy
25%
Furfural
50%
Schinopsis
25%
Tannin
100%
Water Storage
25%