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Effect of heat treatment on bamboo fiber morphology crystallinity and mechanical properties

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  • Hong Yun

    South China Agricultural University, China

  • Kaifu Li

    South China Agricultural University, China

  • Dengyun Tu

    South China Agricultural University, China

  • Chuanshuang Hu

    South China Agricultural University, China

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Posted in WOOD RESEARCH Volume 61, Number 2, 2016Tagged Bamboo, crystallinity, heat treatment, length-width ratio, mechanical properties

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YUN, H., LI, K., TU, D. & HU, CH. (2016): Effect of heat treatment on bamboo fiber morphology crystallinity and mechanical properties. In: Wood Research 61 (2), ISSN 1336-4561, VUPC (SDVU), 227-234 pp.

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