ArticleRSC advances2026
Lignin phosphorylation to enhance mechanical and physical properties and reduce formaldehyde emissions in plywood panels.
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Lignin is gaining more attention for its potential use in adhesives for wood-based composites owing to its accessibility, molecular structure, barrier properties, and potential for chemical modification. In order to assess the physical, thermal, and mechanical performances of alkaline lignin (AL) and its ability to reduce formaldehyde emissions in synthetic phenol formaldehyde (PF) adhesives used to glue plywood panels, AL was surface-modified by a phosphorylation treatment to produce phosphorylated alkali lignin. In this study, lignin was isolated from alkali-treated powdered argan shells and subsequently phosphorylated to obtain phosphorylated lignin (P-AL). The isolated lignin was characterized by two-dimensional (2D-
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