In light of the incessant consumption of raw materials in the world today, the search for
sustainable resources is ever pressing. Lignin, the second most naturally abundant …

Phenolic resins (PRs) are being widely used in many fields such as molding plastics, foams,
coatings, and semiconductor packaging owing to their good properties including corrosion …

Lignin, a major constituent of lignocellulosic biomass, is the largest natural source of
aromatic molecules and thus is an attractive feedstock for renewable chemical production …

Changes in both formaldehyde legislations and voluntary requirements (eg Germany RAL)
are currently the driving factors behind research on alternatives to amino-based adhesives; …

Depletion of fossil fuels and climate issues are calling for renewable sources of chemicals
such as modern biomass, yet converting biomass into chemicals is challenging due to the …

Environmental issues and constantly diminishing petroleum resources are considerable
barriers inhibiting modernization, and vast efforts have been exerted to address these …

Lignin, Lignin is a valuable carbon-rich feedstock and a by-product of the lignocellulosic
biorefinery and paper industry. Despite being widely available, it is an under-utilized …

Improving the environmental performance of resins in wood treatment by using renewable
chemicals has been a topic of interest for a long time. At the same time, lignin, the second …

Replacing petroleum‐based chemicals with biomass‐based alternatives is becoming more
and more important for the development of a low‐carbon economy around the world. The …

Lignin is a natural and renewable organic compound that can be easily obtained from spent
pul** liquors. It can be used as feedstock for making wood adhesives. Nonetheless …