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Official Journal of the Japan Wood Research Society

Table 1 Summary of veneer and PBWC properties after different modifications

From: Effects of surface modification methods on mechanical and interfacial properties of high-density polyethylene-bonded wood veneer composites

Analytical data

Treating methods

Untreated

T1

T2

C (%) by XPS

72.47

72.28

70.10

O (%) by XPS

27.53

27.22

27.70

Si (%) by XPS

2.20

Binding energy

   

 C1 (eV)

284.60

284.70

284.90

 C2 (eV)

286.20

286.30

286.40

 C3 (eV)

288

 Area C1 (%)

57.50

59.28

74.20

 Area C2 (%)

42.50

40.72

22.30

 Area C3 (%)

3.50

Shear strength (MPa)

0.44 (0.05)a

0.96 (0.10)b

1.89 (0.16)c

 Wood failure (%)

2 (1.58)a

6 (2.50)a

95 (4.70)b

 MOR (MPa)

73.34 (3.10)b

52.74 (2.80)a

72.20 (4.90)b

 MOE (MPa)

7225 (196)c

5730 (132)a

6710 (257)b

 WA (%)

86.99 (5.30)c

59.12 (2.10)a

62.24 (0.70)b

E′ at 25 °C (MPa)

6294

7891

8239

E′ at 130 °C (MPa)

3613

2652

7034

E′ at 200 °C (MPa)

1855

1498

3251

Tanδ at 25 °C

0.04

0.03

0.04

Tanδ at 130 °C

0.20

0.18

0.06

Temp. (tanδ max)

141

129

180

  1. Values in parentheses are the standard deviation of twelve measurements
  2. Different lowercase letters denote a statistically significant difference (P < 0.05)
  3. PBWC plastic-bonded wood composites, XPS X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy, Temp temperature, MOR modulus of rupture, MOE modulus of elasticity, WA water absorption, E′ storage modulus, T1 thermal-treated, T2 silane-treated