期刊
MOLECULES
卷 26, 期 12, 页码 -出版社
MDPI
DOI: 10.3390/molecules26123523
关键词
bioresin adhesive; lignin; wood panel; cross-linking; curing; thermogravimetric analysis
资金
- VINNOVA-Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems under the BioInnovation Program [2018-03995]
- Vinnova [2018-03995] Funding Source: Vinnova
Formaldehyde-free bioresin adhesives were synthesized from lignin and tannin extracted from softwood bark, using glyoxal as a substitute for formaldehyde to modify the chemical structure. The glyoxal modification reaction was confirmed by ATR-FTIR spectroscopy, and the thermal properties were assessed by DSC and TGA. High temperature-cured bioresins showed higher thermal stability and degree of cross-linking, influenced by resin compositions and curing temperatures.
In this study, formaldehyde-free bioresin adhesives were synthesised from lignin and tannin, which were obtained from softwood bark. The extraction was done via organosolv treatment and hot water extraction, respectively. A non-volatile, non-toxic aldehyde, glyoxal, was used as a substitute for formaldehyde in order to modify the chemical structure of both the lignin and tannin. The glyoxal modification reaction was confirmed by ATR-FTIR spectroscopy. Three different resin formulations were prepared using modified lignin along with the modified tannin. The thermal properties of the modified lignin, tannin, and the bioresins were assessed by DSC and TGA. When the bioresins were cured at a high temperature (200 degrees C) by compression moulding, they exhibited higher thermal stability as well as an enhanced degree of cross-linking compared to the low temperature-cured bioresins. The thermal properties of the resins were strongly affected by the compositions of the resins as well as the curing temperatures.
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