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生物基粘合剂和无甲技术的最新进展,用于木基面板制造

Ingrid Calvez1, Rosilei Garcia1, Ahmed Koubaa2

  • 1Department of Wood and Forest Sciences, Renewable Materials Research Centre (CRMR), Faculty of Forestry, Geography, and Geomatics, Université Laval, 2425 Rue de La Terrasse, Quebec, QC G1V 0A6 Canada.

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概括

本综述探讨了来自工业副产品的生物基粘合剂,作为木板的甲基粘合剂的环保替代品. 它涵盖了材料来源,修改和新兴的无甲解决方案,用于可持续的复合材料制造.

关键词:
无粘合板是没有粘合板的.生物基粘合剂是生物基粘合剂.生物掠食者是生物掠食者.生物废弃物 生物废弃物共同制作的产品木制面板木制面板的使用方法

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