Wood adhesives containing solid residues of biomass fermentations
2010
Weimer, Paul J. | Lorenz, Linda F. | Conner, Anthony H. | Frihart, Charles R.
A bioadhesive composition for bonding together adjacent surfaces of wood comprises a microbially-produced fermentation residue containing adherent microbial cells and glycocalyx. This residue finds particular application as a replacement for a significant amount of phenol-formaldehyde (PF) or other conventional adhesive component commonly used in the production of plywood and other wood products.
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