Frontmatter

Articles in the same Issue

1. Frontmatter
2. Chemical pulping
3. Evaluation of fines separation from unbleached softwood kraft pulp using microperforated hole screens
4. Evaluation of pulp and paper making properties of Caesalpinia decapetela
5. Novel bulking technologies for cellulose fibres
6. Mechanical pulping
7. Interpretation of force profiles in mill-scale LC refining
8. Effects of plate wear on bar forces and fiber properties in a mill scale LC-refiner
9. Paper technology
10. Research on the physical properties of calcium sulfate whisker and the effects of its addition on paper and its printing performance
11. Preparation and properties of an intelligent adjustable functional paper for organic cultural relics
12. Paper chemistry
13. Application of DSA to improve strength of thermomechanical pulp blended paper
14. Coating
15. The influence of pigment modulus on failure resistance of paper barrier coatings
16. Effect of filler additions on pilot-scale extrusion coating of paperboard with PLA-based blends
17. Packaging
18. Influence of paper properties on adhesive strength of starch gluing
19. Environmental impact
20. Interfering elements on determination of hexavalent chromium in paper materials with UV-vis spectrophotometry
21. Nanotechnology
22. Enhanced mechanical and gas barrier performance of plasticized cellulose nanofibril films
23. Lignin
24. The preparations of nanoporous carbon with multi-heteroatoms co-doping from black liquor powders for supercapacitors
25. Miscellaneous
26. Hybrid films from plant and bacterial nanocellulose: mechanical and barrier properties
27. Mass-balance based soft sensor for monitoring ash content at two-ply paperboard manufacturing
28. Investigation of the effect of light fastness on the color changes of maps prepared by electrophotographic digital printing
29. Bulking of cellulose fibres – a review
30. Preparation of O-HACC/HEC-acrylate emulsion and its application in paper protection
31. Mineral-filled biopolyester coatings for paperboard packaging materials: barrier, sealability, convertability and biodegradability properties