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Characterization of the pyrolysis condensates of birch, spruce and pine bark: Impact of water leaching on the composition
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DOI：10.1016/j.biombioe.2026.109075.png)
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• Bark condensates contain the same compounds as that of stem wood but with a lower yield. • The volatile organic content of bark condensates mainly differed in the acid content. • Static water leaching of bark chips effectively lowered the alkali contents, but modestly other inorganics. • The condensates of leached barks contained more furfurals and cyclopentenones. • Products of some water-leachable organic substances were reduced in leached bark condensates.
Keywords:
Biomass
Bark
Water leaching
Pyrolysis
Condensate
Tar composition
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