Surface properties of sol–gel treated thermally modified wood
作者： Boris Mahltig , Martin Arnold , Per Löthman
DOI: 10.1007/S10971-010-2236-3
关键词: Binary compound 、 Materials science 、 Scanning electron microscope 、 Mineralogy 、 Chemical engineering 、 Coating 、 Surface finishing 、 Iron oxide 、 Contact angle 、 Sol-gel 、 Optical microscope
摘要: … sol coating agents is a versatile method for wood surface functionalisation. However, the use of sols for the surface finishing of thermally modified wood (… modified silica sols. The silica …
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