1974The Forestry ChronicleOpen access

New developments of water-borne preservatives for forest products

M. R. Clarke, J. Rak

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A new heavy duty water-borne preservative system is described. The system is based on aqueous ammonia solution of inorganic salts with additives. The preservative formulation penetrates deeply into difficult-to-penetrate forest products and wood species and provides well balanced properties of treated wood. The preservative formulation is stable under processing conditions.

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A new heavy duty water-borne preservative system is described. The system is based on aqueous ammonia solution of inorganic salts with additives. The preservative formulation penetrates deeply into difficult-to-penetrate forest products and wood species and provides well balanced properties of treated wood. The preservative formulation is stable under processing conditions.

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A new heavy duty water-borne preservative system is described. The system is based on aqueous ammonia solution of inorganic salts with additives. The preservative formulation penetrates deeply into difficult-to-penetrate forest products and wood species and provides well balanced properties of treated wood. The preservative formulation is stable under processing conditions.

Key concepts: Preservative, Pulp and paper industry, Aqueous solution, Chemistry, Environmental science, Ammonia, Environmental chemistry, Food science

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