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Introduction of Eco-Friendly Adhesives: Source, Types, Chemistry and Characterization

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Natural and wood-based fiber composites and adhesive industry have shown remarkable progress during the last decades. Adhesives play a central role in wood-based panel production. Knowledge about wood bonding is quite limited although it is one of the ancient techniques. Wood structure having so many variability including; cell structures, complex morphology at all spatial scales that make it hard to model the process. The main driving forces today are to develop cheaper but more complex structured adhesives. Despite these problems, many adhesives have been commercialized that are stronger, more durable than the wood and allowing the wood pieces to be glued together in economical manner. Adhesives play a central role in wood-based panel production. The quality of bonding, and hence the properties of the wood-based panels, are determined mainly by the type and quality of the adhesive. The development of the physical properties during the setting process and the interaction of the adhesive with the wood need to be further investigated to develop cost effective new adhesives. Development in wood-based panels, therefore, is always linked to development in adhesives and resins.

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