Kinetics of Changes in Acidity During Thermal Degradation of Wood from Three Australian Species

The effects of thermal degradation on shrinkage and collapse of three Australian species have been described analytically by a simple kinetic model involving two first- order processes which produce and eliminate acid. The theory based on this model fitted the experimental data satisfactorily. Values obtained from weight losses of specimens are included for comparison.

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