Hyperlignification of wood is a novel wood protection technology that enables wood impregnation with highly concentrated lignin solutions (Thybring et al. 2024). The hyperlignified wood is shielded from moisture and …
Lignin makes up about 25% of wood, binding wood cells together and providing natural resistance to fungal decay. However, in paper production lignin is removed and incinerated. Despite its abundance, …
Lignin is the second most abundant biopolymer on Earth. However, it remains underutilized and is mostly burned for energy. During pulp and paper production, lignin is removed to isolate cellulose …
Understanding wood-water interaction is crucial to predict and possibly manipulate dimensional changes and degradation of structural wood (Sandberg 2017; Thybring 2021; Thybring 2018). Raman Spectroscopy (RS) has been used with …
