Effects of Temperature and Time on Ethanol Lignin Adsorption onto Different Fiber Surfaces and their

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  Ethanol lignin will adsorb onto fiber surface because of sytematic environment variation after plant fiber is subjected to ethanol pulping,which hinders severely industrial application and expanding of this pulping method.
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