The Influence of Light on the Molecular Mass of Lignin

Helmut Koch Dresden University of Technology Institute of Plant and Wood Chemistry, 01737, Tharandt, Germany

Karin Hübner Dresden University of Technology Institute of Plant and Wood Chemistry, 01737, Tharandt, Germany

Klaus Fischer Dresden University of Technology Institute of Plant and Wood Chemistry, 01737, Tharandt, Germany

Abstract

Lignin is cleaved by light to a noticeable extent. In the beginning of the process secondary reactions give substances with high molecular weight.

Notes

B. Holmbom, Abstracts of the 1^st European Workshop on Lignocellu-losics and Pulp, Hamburg-Bergedorf, 1990, Abstracts of Oral Presentations 29

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