journal article·2008-08

Performance of wood impregnated with N-methylol and copper based aqueous solutions

Boštjan Lesar, Miha Humar

Holz als Roh- und Werkstoff· Volume 66· Issue 4
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Abstract

The combination of copper and N-methylol compounds considerably improves the performance against copper sensitive fungi (G. trabeum and T. versicolor), while the fungicidal effect against copper tolerant strain (A. vaillantii) remained insufficient. Addition of N-methylol compounds to copper solution significantly reduces leaching from wood blocks impregnated with the solution of the lowest copper concentration (cCu =0.1%), and less notably reduces leaching from wood blocks impregnated with solutions of higher copper contents (cCu=0.5%).
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OpenAlex topics: Wood Treatment and Properties · Lignin and Wood Chemistry · Bamboo properties and applications

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