Development of natural adhesive using lignin and soy protein
Adhesive are indispensable component in wood composite which is directly affect its physical, mechanical and chemical properties which are classified into two categories as synthetic and natural adhesive. By experiencing the emission of formaldehyde vapors which are carcinogenic of synthetic based a...
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ump-87262015-10-28T01:30:58Z http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/8726/ Development of natural adhesive using lignin and soy protein Balqis, Adam TP Chemical technology Adhesive are indispensable component in wood composite which is directly affect its physical, mechanical and chemical properties which are classified into two categories as synthetic and natural adhesive. By experiencing the emission of formaldehyde vapors which are carcinogenic of synthetic based adhesive, the natural adhesives in market be competitive, however they were weak in bonding and water resistance. As to overcome the problem this study attempts to develop natural adhesive that contain environmental friendly material by using lignin and soy protein, study its bonding strength and water resistant ability by chemically modify the protein to make the composite boards can pass the physical and mechanical tests of the medium density fiberboard (MDF). Therefore, the modification of soy flour with different concentration of lignin had been formulated by adding other chemical such as sodium hydroxide as alkali solution to the formulation to reach the required properties of strength and water resistance. As s conclusion, from this study it was found that only internal bonding give the good result and can be acceptable. In addition, high bonding strength and good water resistance of adhesive can be achieved by some additional modification of soy protein and lignin. 2013-02 Undergraduates Project Papers NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://umpir.ump.edu.my/id/eprint/8726/1/CD8427%20%40%2052.pdf Balqis, Adam (2013) Development of natural adhesive using lignin and soy protein. Faculty of Chemical & Natural Resources Engineering, Universiti Malaysia Pahang. http://iportal.ump.edu.my/lib/item?id=chamo:83177&theme=UMP2 |
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Adhesive are indispensable component in wood composite which is directly affect its physical, mechanical and chemical properties which are classified into two categories as synthetic and natural adhesive. By experiencing the emission of formaldehyde vapors which are carcinogenic of synthetic based adhesive, the natural adhesives in market be competitive, however they were weak in bonding and water resistance. As to overcome the problem this study attempts to develop natural adhesive that contain environmental friendly material by using lignin and soy protein, study its bonding strength and water resistant ability by chemically modify the protein to make the composite boards can pass the physical and mechanical tests of the medium density fiberboard (MDF). Therefore, the modification of soy flour with different concentration of lignin had been formulated by adding other chemical such as sodium hydroxide as alkali solution to the formulation to reach the required properties of strength and water resistance. As s conclusion, from this study it was found that only internal bonding give the good result and can be acceptable. In addition, high bonding strength and good water resistance of adhesive can be achieved by some additional modification of soy protein and lignin. |
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