Theoretical analysis evaluates adhesion in wood composites bonded with synthetic resins, suggesting enhanced strength.
The theoretical aspects and principles of gluing of wood composite materials with the application of various synthetic resins, amine–formaldehyde and phenol–formaldehyde, are considered. A theoretical justification and an assessment of the work of adhesion upon the formation of wood materials with the application of the specified synthetic resins are provided. It is noted that the high strength of adhesion of wood and a polymer matrix is a fundamental factor in the preparation of composite materials possessing high physical and mechanical characteristics.
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