Eddie Peace PhD, Bioproduct Coordinator, West Fraser Mills, Canada Lignin is the natural polymer in wood that binds cellulose fibres together to give a tree its structural integrity. This abudant feedstock can be recover

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Date: 2016-02-29 04:22:39 Papermaking Pulp and paper industry Materials Matter Business Manufacturing Cellulose Textiles Lignin Pulp Cellulose fiber Kraft process		Eddie Peace PhD, Bioproduct Coordinator, West Fraser Mills, Canada Lignin is the natural polymer in wood that binds cellulose fibres together to give a tree its structural integrity. This abudant feedstock can be recover Add to Reading List Source URL: www.biowerkstoff-kongress.de Download Document from Source Website File Size: 53,45 KB Share Document on Facebook

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