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Title: Nanotechnology for forest products. Part 1

Author: Wegner, Theodore; Jones, Phil

Date: 2005

Source: Solutions for people, processes and paper. (July 2005): pages 44-46.

Description: Nano-sized particles may be small, but for our industry they offer huge potential. Nanotechnology represents a major opportunity for the forest products industry to develop new products, substantially reduce processing costs, and open new markets in the coming decades.

Keywords: Forest products industry, nanotechnology

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Wegner, Theodore; Jones, Phil  2005.  Nanotechnology for forest products. Part 1.   Solutions for people, processes and paper. (July 2005): pages 44-46..

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