The opportunity of various medicinal and aromatic plant extracts in the wood industry
2020
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Human medicinal aromatic plants have been used in a wide variety of fields since the beginning of history. Especially medicinal aromatic plant material has been preferred as a medicine for healing wounds and treating diseases in peace / war environments, while it has obtained aromatic odors and preservatives in order to make individuals / environments cleaner / healthier, it has served as an additive in food / food in terms of healthy life. Beyond knowing the organic structure of the wood material, the main theme of the study is that it has hundreds of uses and the use of this material in every environment where people are intertwined with a healthier / hygienic (antibacterial / antioxidant) feature. In the study, technological properties were determined by preparing meadow onions, luminous, and herbal extracts in concentrations (1, 3%). According to the results of the experiment; 1% meadow onion extract (0.76 %) in the highest chestnut wood in terms of adherence level, 3% meadow onion (0.50 g / cm3) in the chestnut with the highest dry air specific weight value, operates in the chestnut with the highest full dry specific gravity, luminous extract (0.50 g / cm3), 3% chill extract (86.46 N / mm2) was determined in chestnut wood with the highest bending resistance.
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Dr. Serap Alpay Ölmez
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Serap Alpay Ölmez (Master Thesis). The opportunity of various medicinal and aromatic plant extracts in the wood industry, 2020, Artvin Coruh University.
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