Publications
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2010
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Christian Sonne Jan Ove Bustnes Dorte Herzke Veerle Jaspers Adrian Covaci Duncan Halley Truls Moum Igor Eulaers Marcel Eens Rolf A. Ims Sveinn Are Hanssen Kjell E Erikstad Trond Johnsen Lisbeth Schnug Frank F. Rigét Asger Lundorff JensenAbstract
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John Marshall BrydenAbstract
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Grete StokstadAbstract
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Mensur Vegara Thor S. Larsen Hans Magnus Gjøen Roger K. Abrahamsen Ole Hofstad Lars Helge Frivold Bal Ram Singh Gunnar Klemetsdal Geir-Harald Strand dag-ragnar blystad Åsmund AsdalAbstract
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Ana Maria Barata da Silva Åsmund Asdal Elinor LipmanAbstract
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Randi Therese Garmo Steinar Waage Ståle Sviland Britt Henriksen Olav Østerås Olav ReksenAbstract
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Randi Therese Garmo Steinar Waage Ståle Sviland Britt Henriksen Olav Østerås Olav ReksenAbstract
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Andreas TreuAbstract
Furfurylation of wood samples can lead to different outcome (different chemistry) and product properties depending on parameters such as pH-value, catalyst, amount of water, time and temperature. Changes in the furfurylation process can even lead to a deterioration of product performance, such as lower durability in comparison to other furfurylated products. How is it possible to detect these changes in chemistry of a furfurylated wood product? To answer this question confocal laser scanning microscopy was used. The expectation was to detect different emissions of the auto fluorescent furfuryl alcohol if differences in chemistry exist. Additionally to the differences in emitted wavelength, the area in the wood structure of different emissions was under investigation. It was the aim to detect whether different product performance of a furfurylated product or different furfurylation processes could be related to changes in chemistry and this was expected to be visualized by CLSM.
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Line Emilie Sverdrup Christine Bjørge Ole Martin Eklo Ingeborg Klingen Torsten Källqvist Marit Låg Edgar Rivedal Erik Ropstad Steinar Øvrebø Merete GrungAbstract
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