Odunların mekanik, boyutsal ve biyolojik kararlılığının allil alkol esaslı kopolimerler kullanılarak gama-ışınlamasıyla iyileştirilmesi

B u makale allil alkol esaslı kopolimerlerin sentezi ve karakterizasyonunu ve gama-ışınlaması kullanılarak bu kopolimerlerin odunlara uygulanması yoluyla odunların boyutsal, mekanik ve biyolojik kararlılıklarının artırılmasını özetlemektedir. Monomer ve/veya monomer çiftlerinin seçimi, kopolimerizasyon, emprenye, gama-ışınlama, muamele görmüş odunların yapay yaşlandırılması, boyutsal ve mekanik kararlılığı, biyobozunmasından bahsedilmektedir. Muamele ve teknolojilerde verilmiştir

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Kopolimerizasyon, emprenye, odun+ ko polimer kompozit, gama-ışınlama

Improvement of mechanical, dimensional and biological stability of woods via gamma-radiation by using allyl alcohol- based copolymers

This paper reviews the synthesis and characterization of allyl alcohol based copolymers and their applicati- on into woods and the improvement of dimensional, mechanical and biological stability of woods by using gamma-radiation. Selection of monomer and/or monomer pairs, copolymerization, impregnation, gamma-irradiation, artifical ageing, dimensional and mechanical stability, biodegradation of treated woods are menti- oned. Novel treatments and technologies are also presented.

Keywords:

Copolymerization, impregnation, wood+polymer copolymer composite, gamma-irradiation,

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