Differential thermal analysis was used to study the thermal breakdown of balsam fir and its components in air from 50° to 420 °C. In this range, the thermogram of balsam fir is simply a composite of the individual thermograms of the components of the wood, with little, if any, interaction between the components.
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Donald F. Arseneau (1961) studied this question.
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