Study on the Effect of Packing Material and Solvent System on Column Chromatographic Fractionation of Wood-tar

Wang, Z.; Lin, W.; Song, Wen Li; Li, Z.

doi:10.1080/15567036.2010.529566

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Energy Sources, Part A: Recovery, Utilization, and Environmenta

2013

DOI: 10.1080/15567036.2010.529566

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Study on the Effect of Packing Material and Solvent System on Column Chromatographic Fractionation of Wood-tar

Z. Wang

W. Lin

Wen Li Song

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Thermal Stabilities of Phenolic Resoles Prepared from Four Phenolic Compounds as Model Components of Bio‐Oil

Wang,

Qin

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Bio‐oil formaldehyde resole (BFR) can be used as adhesive in plywood industry. However, the BFR has a lower thermal stability, and the reason is still unclear. Herein, the reactivities of four representative phenolic compounds in bio‐oil, including two ortho phenols (2‐methylphenol, 2‐methoxyphenol) and two para phenols (4‐methylphenol and 4‐methoxyphenol), as well as the thermal stabilities of the prepared resoles are investigated. The results show that the reactivity of an ortho phenol is higher than that of a para phenol. The resole prepared from a para phenol has a higher thermal stability than that of an ortho phenol. The resole of an ortho phenol decomposes even when heated at the low temperature of 100 °C. The resole of a methylphenol generally has a higher thermal stability than that of a methoxyphenol. Based on the results, the reason for the low reactivity of bio‐oil and the low thermal stability of BFR are speculated.

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Thermal Stabilities of Phenolic Resoles Prepared from Four Phenolic Compounds as Model Components of Bio‐Oil

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Study on the Effect of Packing Material and Solvent System on Column Chromatographic Fractionation of Wood-tar

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Thermal Stabilities of Phenolic Resoles Prepared from Four Phenolic Compounds as Model Components of Bio‐Oil

Thermal Stabilities of Phenolic Resoles Prepared from Four Phenolic Compounds as Model Components of Bio‐Oil

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