Ursula Mais Books

Hemicelluloses: Science And Technology

By J. Tomkinson, Mark Rutland, David J. Kiemle, A. Jacobs, Ulrike Becker, Thomas Heinze, L. Anderson, Maija Tenkanen, Anna Jacobs, J. Puls, Per Tomas Larsson, Runcang Sun, Th Kruse, Wolfgang Glässer, Johannes P. Roubroeks, Paul Gatenholm, International Symposium On Xylans, Mannans And Other Hemicelluloses (1st 2002 Orlando, Fla.), J. Lundqvist, G. Zacchi, Bjarne Holmbom, Andreas Koschella, A. Teleman, Per Stenius, Charles M. Buchanan, Maria Nordström, Herbert Sixta, Alphons G. J. Voragen, Arja Paananen, Lennart Salmén, WOLFGANG G. GLASSER, Editor-Paul Gatenholm; Editor-Maija, International Symposium On Xylans, Mannans And Other Hemicelluloses, Robert H. Marchessault, ARTHUR J. STIPANOVIC, Monika Österberg, A. Andersson, Åsa Linder, Maria Jacobsson, Terhi Saarinen, Tekla Tammelin, Arja Lappalainen, Jaakko Pere, Kirsi Tappura, Tea Hannuksela, P. Maréchal, X. F. Sun, Juergen Puls, Bodo Saake, J. Jorda, P.-Y. Pontalier, L. Rigal, B. Saake, N. Erasmy, E. Schmekal, H. Stålbrand, P. Hägglund, F. Tjerneld, O. Dahlman, M. Palm, Olof B. Dahlman, Ursula Mais, Mirjam A. Kabel, Henk A. Schols, Kelly E. Mayo, Anne-Mari Olsson, Alan Esker, Sylvie Jamin, Shinji Beppu, Scott Renneckar, Anna Ebringerová, Norma L. Buchanan, John S. Debenham, Michael C. Shelton, Thelma L.

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Content: 1. Hemicelluloses and Their Derivatives / RunCang Sun, X. F. Sun and J. Tomkinson -- 2. Industrially Isolated Hemicelluloses / Juergen Puls and Bodo Saake -- 3. Twin Screw Extrusion and Ul...

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