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Ozone bleaching of South African Eucalyptus grandis kraft pulps containing high levels of hexenuronic acids, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2013

Ozone bleaching of South African Eucalyptus grandis kraft pulps containing high levels of hexenuronic acids, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2013

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Characterization of the pore structure and clay orientation in curtain coating layers using SEM and image analysis, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2013

Characterization of the pore structure and clay orientation in curtain coating layers using SEM and image analysis, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2013

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Acid methanolysis: An analytical tool for estimating the proportions of different pulp types in deinked pulp or recovered paper, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2013

Acid methanolysis: An analytical tool for estimating the proportions of different pulp types in deinked pulp or recovered paper, TAPPI JOURNAL August 2013

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Repulping of wet strength paper towel with potassium monopersulfate, TAPPI Journal September 2020

ABSTRACT: Potassium monopersulfate (KMPS) was used in repulping of polyamide-epichlorohydrin (PAE)-containing paper towel. The effectiveness of the repulping aid was compared with that of sodium hypochlorite. Addition of a 2.4% KMPS repulping aid achieved complete repulping of the paper towel, resulting in 88% screen yield and about 5% rejects. To reach a similar pulping result, two times the oxidative equivalent amount of sodium hypochlorite had to be used. Compared to the pulp fibers obtained from sodium hypochlorite repulping, those obtained from KMPS repulping had higher physical strength, longer fiber length, and lower fines content. This study demonstrated that KMPS was superior to sodium hypochlorite in repulping of PAE-containing paper towel in terms of effectiveness and pulp quality.

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