Applied Chemical Engineering

Quantitative Analysis of Chemical Components of Plant Fiber

Huiping Song

Huaiqiang Wu

Xiaoguang Li

DOI: https://doi.org/10.24294/ace.v1i1.347

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Abstract

With the shortage of petrochemical resources and the constant pursuit of high quality of life, natural cellulose fiber is widely used in the papermaking field because of its good comfort, resource availability and environmental friendliness. At the same time plant resources as an important source of natural cellulose fiber, also received attention. China is rich in plant resources, paper that made by plant fiber and a wide range of raw materials, such as cotton, linen, mulberry bark, Eulaliopsis, palm leaves, all kinds of bamboo, coconut shells, straw and so on. Quantitative analysis of the chemical composition of plant fiber and its resources is usually carried out by the national standard GB/T5889-865 quantitative analysis of chemical composition of wheat straw but the standard is formulated for wheat straw raw materials, in the analysis of other plant fiber raw materials will inevitably exist some of the problems, therefore, require a relatively accurate and generally applicable method for chemical analysis of plant fiber raw materials.

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