Journal Article

·2026

Advanced bioformulations for wood surface protection: a green chemistry approach involving zinc borate, waste oil and tea tree oil

İrem Şahin YTU , Ayşe Yılmaz YTU , Nil Acaralı YTU

Wood Material Science and Engineering

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Keywords

Zinc Green chemistry Tree (set theory) Green waste Zinc compounds Raw material Wastewater Chemistry Waste management Pulp and paper industry

Subject Areas

Flame retardant materials and properties ·Polymers and Plastics ·Physical Sciences
Lignin and Wood Chemistry ·Biomedical Engineering ·Physical Sciences
Polymer composites and self-healing ·Polymers and Plastics ·Physical Sciences

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