Provides an up-to-date source of information from the leading world authorities on the use of lignins, tannins, carbohydrates, terpenes and proteins in adhesive formulations. Examines new alternatives based on the renewable resources that are available. Covers a broad range of natural products directed to a wide variety of bonding applications, from tire cords to eye surgery. Also addresses opportunities for future development of adhesives from renewable resources.
Edited by Richard W. Hemingway, US Department of Agriculture, and Anthony H. Conner, US Department of Agriculture
Adhesives from Renewable Resources: Historical Perspective and Wood Industry Needs Lignin in Adhesives: Introduction and Historical Perspective Search for Lignin Condensation Reactions with Modern NMR Techniques Cross-Linking Options for Lignins Modification of Lignins for Use in Phenolic Resins Adhesive Feedstocks from Lignin: Mechanistic Studies on the Oxidative-Cleavage Reaction of Some Lignin Model Compounds Soda Bagasse Lignin Adhesives for Particleboard: Preliminary Results Effects of Phenol-Formaldehyde Copolymer on Gluebond Performance of Lignin-Phenolic Resin Systems Durable Wood Adhesives from Kraft Lignin Room-Temperature Curing Adhesives Based on Lignin and Phenoloxidases Biomass Pyrolysis Oil Feedstocks for Phenolic Adhesives Condensed Tannins in Adhesives: Introduction and Historical Perspectives Viscosity and Formaldehyde Consumption of Procyanidin Solutions Reactions of Tannin Model Compounds with Methylolphenols Tannin-Based Adhesives for Finger-Jointing Wood Activation of Some Condensed Tannins via Facile Ring Isomerizations: Potential Adhesive Applications Modification of Diisocyanate-Based Particleboard and Plywood Glues with Natural Polymers: Polyphenols, Carbohydrates, and Proteins Condensed Tannins as Substitutes for Resorcinol in Bonding Polyester and Nylon Cord to Rubber Research vs. Industrial Practice with Tannin-Based Adhesives Carbohydrates in Adhesives: Introduction and Historical Perspective Cellulosic Adhesives Utilization of Soda Bagasse Hemicellulose as Corrugated Board Adhesives Starch- and Dextrin-Based Adhesives Cullulose Graft Copolymers for Potential Adhesive Applications: Bonding of Plastics to Wood Carbohydrate-Modified Phenol-Formaldehyde Resins Formulated as Neutral Conditions Glucose, Urea, and Phenol-Based Adhesive for Bonding Wood Fast-Curing Carbohydrate-Based Adhesives Thermosetting Adhesive Resins from Whey and Whey Byproducts Chemistry of Furan Polymers Polyurethanes from Renewable Resourses Blood and Casein Adhesives for Bonding Wood Development of a Microbial System for Production of Mussel Adhesive Protein Adhesives from Marine Mussels Opportunities for Future Development of Adhesives from Renewable Resources
