Eco-friendly and sustainable processing of wood-based materials

Akpan, E. I.; Wetzel, Bernd; Friedrich, K.

doi:10.1039/d0gc04430j

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“…Ważnymi związkami, które znajdują zastosowanie w przetwórstwie drewna, są także ciecze jonowe. Dzięki możliwości projektowania ich właściwości, mogą one być stosowane na każdym etapie przetwarzania drewna, eliminując wykorzystanie szkodliwych rozpuszczalników, a następnie produkcję toksycznych odpadów [10]. Mnogość i aktualność wszystkich aspektów Zielonej Chemii powoduje, że stają się one obecnie jednym z najważniejszych trendów, zgodnie z którymi projektuje się nowoczesne, zaawansowane, a przede wszystkim przyjazne dla środowiska procesy technologiczne.…”

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Biokatalizatory I Biopolimery W Aspekcie Zrównoważonej Chemii

Jesionowski¹

2021

WiadChem

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Wprowadzenie 1. Wybrane aspekty zielonej chemii 2. Biokatalizatory jako wydajne narzędzia w zielonej chemii 3. Materiały odnawialne w aspekcie zrównoważonej chemii Uwagi końcowe Podziękowania Piśmiennictwo cytowane Prof. dr hab. inż. Teofil Jesionowski, czł. koresp. PAN jest pracownikiem Politechniki Poznańskiej nieprzerwanie od 1995 roku, przechodząc od tego czasu po dzień dzisiejszy wszystkie szczeble tzw. kariery naukowej. W 2013 roku uzyskał tytułu naukowy profesora nauk chemicznych, w dyscyplinie technologia chemiczna, a od roku 2020 pełni funkcję członka korespondenta

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Biokatalizatory I Biopolimery W Aspekcie Zrównoważonej Chemii

Jesionowski¹

2021

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“…Wood is widely used in construction, furniture, packaging, and other fields because of its advantageous properties such as renewable, light weight, high strength, and easy processing [ 1 , 2 , 3 ]. However, wood is generally used as a structural material, instead of functional material, leading to low added value [ 4 , 5 , 6 ].…”

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Reversible Photo-, Thermal-, and pH-Responsive Functionalized Wood with Fluorescence Emission

Zheng

Huang²,

Zhang

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A reversible photo-, thermal-, and pH-responsive high-performance functional wood with fluorescence has been prepared. The properties, structure, multi-response, fluorescence, water resistance, and corrosion resistance of original wood (ORW) and functional wood (FUW) were investigated with an X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) spectrometer, a Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR) spectrometer, a N2 adsorption–desorption analyzer, an atomic force microscope (AFM), tensile tests, a scanning electron microscope (SEM), an ultraviolet–visible (UV–Vis) spectrophotometer, a fluorescence spectrometer, the equilibrium swelling ratio (ESR), and corrosion tests. The results of XPS, FTIR, N2 adsorption–desorption, and AFM exhibited that FUW was successfully prepared. Additionally, the results of the tensile test and SEM revealed that FUW had better mechanical properties than ORW, due to the filling of epoxy resin in the pores of the wood. Moreover, the UV–Vis and fluorescence spectra demonstrated that the introduction of epoxy resin induced multi-response and fluorescence functions to FUW. Furthermore, the data of ESR and corrosion test showed that the introduction of epoxy resin greatly improved the water and corrosion resistance of wood. This study provides ideas and methods for preparing novel high-performance multi-response FUW.

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“…However, we will not deliver an extensive evaluation of the sustainability of common wood modification techniques. For this, the reader is referred to the excellent review from Akpan et al that was recently published on that topic [19].…”

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“…For this, the reader is referred to the excellent review from Akpan et al . that was recently published on that topic [19].…”

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Sustainability in wood materials science: an opinion about current material development techniques and the end of lifetime perspectives

Goldhahn

Cabane²,

Chanana³

2021

Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A.

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Wood is considered the most important renewable resource for a future sustainable bioeconomy. It is traditionally used in the building sector, where it has gained importance in recent years as a sustainable alternative to steel and concrete. Additionally, it is the basis for the development of novel bio-based functional materials. However, wood's sustainability as a green resource is often diminished by unsustainable processing and modification techniques. They mostly rely on fossil-based precursors and yield inseparable hybrids and composites that cannot be reused or recycled. In this article, we discuss the state of the art of environmental sustainability in wood science and technology. We give an overview of established and upcoming approaches for the sustainable production of wood-based materials. This comprises wood protection and adhesion for the building sector, as well as the production of sustainable wood-based functional materials. Moreover, we elaborate on the end of lifetime perspective of wood products. The concept of wood cascading is presented as a possibility for a more efficient use of the resource to increase its beneficial impact on climate change mitigation. We advocate for a holistic approach in wood science and technology that not only focuses on the material's development and production but also considers recycling and end of lifetime perspectives of the products. This article is part of the theme issue ‘Bio-derived and bioinspired sustainable advanced materials for emerging technologies (part 1)’.

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Eco-friendly and sustainable processing of wood-based materials

Abstract: The hierarchical, porous, and macromolecular structures of woods provide opportunities for them to be modified and processed into structural, functional, and multi-functional application materials. Chemical and thermal modifications are usually...

Cited by 52 publications

References 385 publications

Biokatalizatory I Biopolimery W Aspekcie Zrównoważonej Chemii

Biokatalizatory I Biopolimery W Aspekcie Zrównoważonej Chemii

Reversible Photo-, Thermal-, and pH-Responsive Functionalized Wood with Fluorescence Emission

Sustainability in wood materials science: an opinion about current material development techniques and the end of lifetime perspectives

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