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The chemical composition of the extractives from Douglas fir (psuedotsuga taxifolia britt.)

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Graham, Harold Morton

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Dissertation

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from three different snp1es of Douglas fir heart- wood were isolated by extractions of the samples
Isolation and identification of certain toxic compounds in a fraction of Kraft mill waste

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Wiman, Robert Edgar, 1933-

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Dissertation

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. Johnson and Cain (8) have shown that the volatile oil of Douglas fir wood is a mixture of (- )- a
Variations in the cellulose chain length distribution resulting from different pulping and bleaching operations

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Jennings, Jack Hall

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Dissertation

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). 11. iise, Louis E. (ed.). Wood chemistry. New York, Reinhold, 1946. 900 p. (American chemical
Chemical studies on Dihydroquercetin

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Coad, Peter

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Dissertation

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wood coigue (Nothofagus dornbeyi Blume) and the heartwood of black cherry (Prunus serotina Eh..rh
Organic chemistry of bark phenolic acid

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Fahey, Michael Duncan

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Dissertation

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wood 112mm. A better understandine of the chemistry of this material is also reoutred to take advantac
The use of surface active agents in the bleaching of sulfite wood pulps

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Osborn, Robert Otto

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Dissertation

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sulfite wood pulp A1 ABSTRACT OP TI[ TEESIS OP Robert Otto Osborri for the PH.D. in Chernistzy (NneJ
The chemical composition of the bast fibers of Douglas fir bark, Pseudotsuga taxifolia (Poir.) Britt

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Kiefer, Harry John

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Dissertation

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-free fiber. Dioxane lignin was found to possess more similarity to soft wood native lignin than to the