A Hanhijärvi

A O’Sullivan

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AC Newns

AJ Hailwood

AJ Stamm

AM Olsson

B Djolani

C Berg Van den

C Fringant

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Callum A. S. Hill

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CD Araujo

CM Chen

CM Chiu

CO Seborg

CY Hui

D Derome

DG Hunt

DH Everett

DM Griffin

E Adler

E Bagley

E Sjöström

Emil Tang Engelund

ET Engelund

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Staffan Svensson

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A critical discussion of the physics of wood–water interactions

Abstract
          This paper reviews recent findings on wood–water interaction and puts them into context of established knowledge in the field. Several new findings challenge prevalent theories and are critically discussed in an attempt to advance current knowledge and highlight gaps. The focus of this review is put on water in the broadest concept of wood products, that is, the living tree is not considered. Moreover, the review covers the basic wood–water relation, states and transitions. Secondary effects such as the ability of water to alter physical properties of wood are only discussed in cases where there is an influence on state and/or transition.</jats:p

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This paper reviews recent findings on wood–water interaction and puts them into context of established knowledge in the field. Several new findings challenge prevalent theories and are critically discussed in an attempt to advance current knowledge and highlight gaps. The focus of this review is put on water in the broadest concept of wood products, that is, the living tree is not considered. Moreover, the review covers the basic wood–water relation, states and transitions. Secondary effects such as the ability of water to alter physical properties of wood are only discussed in cases where there is an influence on state and/or transition

Engelund, Emil Tang

Thygesen, Lisbeth Garbrecht

Svensson, Staffan

Hill, Callum A. S.

Copenhagen University Research Information System

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A critical discussion of the physics of wood-water interactions

Thybring, Emil Engelund

Thygesen, L. G.

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Engelund, Emil Tang,

Thygesen, Lisbeth Garbrecht,

Svensson, Staffan,

Hill, Callum A. S.,

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A critical discussion of the physics of wood–water interactions

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