Fiber Science

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Akitsu, H., Norimoto, M., Morooka, T. and Rowell, R.M. (1993a). Effect of humidity on vibrational properties of chemically modified wood. Wood and Fiber Science, 25(3), 250-260. 

Chen, G.C. (1992a). Fungal resistance of loblolly pine reacted with para-toluene, sulfonyl chloride or isocyanate. Wood and Fiber Science, 24(2), 161-167. 

Chow, P., Bao, Z., Youngquist, J.A., Rowell, R.M., Muehl, J.H. and Krzysik, A.M. (1996b). Properties of hardboards made from acetylated aspen and southern pine. Wood and Fiber Science, 28(2), 252-258. 

Chowdhury, M.J.A. and Humphrey, P.E. (1999). The effect of acetylation on the shear strength development kinetics of phenolic resin-to-wood bonds. Wood and Fiber Science, 31(3), 293-299. 

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Feist, W.C. and Sell, J. (1987). Weathering behaviom of dimensionally stabilized wood by heating under pressme of nitrogen gas. Wood and Fiber Science, 19(2), 183-195. 

Feist, W.C., Rowell, R.M. and Ellis, W.D. (1991a). Moisture sorption and accelerated weathering of acetylated and methacrylated aspen. Wood and Fiber Science, 23(1), 128-136. 

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Inoue, M., Ogata, S., Kawai, S., RoweU, R.M. and Norimoto, M. (1993b). Eixation of compressed wood using melamine - formaldehyde resin. Wood and Fiber Science, 25(4), 404—410. 

Kumar, S. (1994). Chemical modification of wood. Wood and Fiber Science, 26(2), 270-280. 

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