Simple and convenient methods for determining surface chemical composition of
lignocellulosic materials are described. The methods are based on vapor phase fluorine …

In the last 40 years, many research works have been devoted to the characterization of the
surface properties of solid materials, and especially to the determination of the dispersive …

Inverse gas chromatography (IGC), invented decades ago [1, 2], can be conveniently carried
out with a simply modified commercial gas chromatograph at a wide range of temperatures …

In the study of mesophase pitch-based carbon fibres and graphite powders, the application
of previously recommended methods to study solid surface polarity by inverse gas …

Adsorption isotherms on cellulose fibers were determined using a simple gas
chromatographic elution technique, in which the fibers are used as the stationary phase in a …

Inverse gas chromatography (IGC) is presented as an technique useful for characterization
of both surface and bulk properties of various materials within the wide range of temperature …

The properties of the interphase in wood-polymer composites are important determinants of
the properties of the final composite. This study used inverse gas chromatography (IGC) to …

Inverse gas chromatography (IGC) has proved to be a powerful tool for characterisation of
solid surfaces, particularly those that cannot be easily studied by other methods, like fibres …

The Adsorption of n-Decane on the Surface of Water-Swollen Cellulose Fibers Page 1 The
Adsorption of n-Decane on the Surface of Water-Swollen Cellulose Fibers PETER R. TREMAINE …

Inverse gas chromatography (IGC) is a technique for evaluating surface properties. The
current work emphasizes the use of IGC to evaluate the surface physicochemical changes …