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What are the predominant organic acids present in softwoods such as pine and spruce?
I have a wood chemistry course in which we are asked to explain the hierarchy of the organic wood acids present in softwood species like pine or spruce.
Could you please offer a few other possible organic acids that might be present in softwoods? I am only really interested in the predominant acids.
The predominant organic acids in softwoods such as pine are depicted.
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