The Analyses of Lignin Structure and Molecular Distribution of pH6 from Dissolved Soda-AQ Lignin

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The Chinese poplar was used as the raw material in this study. Conversational Soda-AQ cooking was carried out. The acid-precipitating method was used to separate the dissolved lignin from the black liquor. The FT-IR spectra was quantitatively analyzed and compared in order to discover the change of lignin structures. The lignin 31P—NMR spectra of pH6 lignin samples was obtained and the functional groups of the lignin was quantitatively analyzed and compared in order to discover the change of lignin structures during Soda-AQ cooking. Syrinl-OH was 50~60 percent, Guaiacyl-OH was 40~50 percent. The pH6 lignin samples of 31P-NMR spectra aliphatic OH was 5.93 m mol/g, COOH was 0.99 m mol/g, total phenolic OH 7.07 m mol/g. The molecular weight distribution curves of lignin samples obtained from gel permeation chromatography analysis system was shown that Mw was 1506g/mol, Mn was 2888 g/mol and polydispersity was 5257 g/mol.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 550-553)

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July 2012

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