METHANOL LIGNIN FROM EUCALYPTUS REGNANS 201 lignin with those of other workers on spruce lignin show the eucalypt lignin to have striking resemblance in chemical composition and properties to spruce lignin and suggests that, despite the presence of syringyl groups, the basic structure of the two lignins is fundamentally the same. SUMMARY 1. Crude methanol lignin from immature and mature Eucalyptus regnans has been separated by countercurrent distribution into lignin and degraded lignin.
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