Coniferyl alcohol from newsprint burning
Artikel i vetenskaplig tidskrift, 2000

Coniferyl alcohol constitutes almost half of the amount of methoxyphenols in smoke from choked burning of newsprint produced from thermomechanical pulp. The results indicate that coniferyl alcohol is a key component not only in biosynthesis but also in thermal decomposition of lignin. The trans isomer was formed in 5-10 times larger amounts than the cis isomer. Coniferyl alcohol and the oxidised analogue coniferaldehyde were also shown to be the most prominent methoxyphenols in chimney smoke from stove burning of newsprint.

lignin

combustion

paper

smoke

vanillin

methoxyphenols

TMP

gas chromatography

coniferaldehyde

pyrolysis

Författare

Jennica Kjällstrand

Institutionen för kemisk miljövetenskap

Göran Petersson

Institutionen för kemisk miljövetenskap

Nordic pulp and paper journal

Vol. 15 98-100

Ämneskategorier

Analytisk kemi

Miljövetenskap

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2017-10-08