Wood Extractives and their Significance to the Pulp and Paper Industries

Content: 
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Contributors, Page v
Foreword, Pages vii-ix, H. ERDTMAN
Preface, Pages xi-xii, W.E. HILLIS
CHAPTER 1 - Wood, Pages 3-55, H.E. DADSWELL, W.E. HILLIS
CHAPTER 2 - The Distribution and Formation of Polyphenols within the Tree, Pages 59-131, W.E. HILLIS
CHAPTER 3 - The Simple Polyphenols Constituents of Plants, Pages 133-158, E.C. BATE-SMITH
CHAPTER 4 - The Lignans, Pages 159-190, D.E. HATHWAY
CHAPTER 5 - The Condensed Tannins, Pages 191-228, D.E. HATHWAY
CHAPTER 6 - The Hydrolyzable Tannins, Pages 229-260, LEONARD JURD
CHAPTER 7 - Alicyclic Acid Precursors of Polyphenols, Pages 263-276, M. HASEGAWA
CHAPTER 8 - The Biosynthesis of Polyphenols, Pages 277-313, T. SWAIN
CHAPTER 9 - The Tropolones, Pages 317-330, J.A.F. GARDNER
CHAPTER 10 - Wood Resins, Pages 331-363, D.B. MUTTON
CHAPTER 11 - The Influence of Extractives on the Pulping of Wood, Pages 367-403, J.A.F. GARDNER, W.E. HILLIS
CHAPTER 12 - The Influence of Extractives on the Color of Groundwood and Newsprint, Pages 405-419, W.E. HILLIS, T. SWAIN
CHAPTER 13 - The Influence of Resins on Paper Manufacture, Pages 421-450, W.E. COHEN
APPENDIX - The Family, Botanical Name, and Common Name of Species Mentioned in the Text, Pages 453-468
AUTHOR INDEX, Pages 469-484
SUBJECT INDEX, Pages 485-513