Direct organic acid-catalyzed polyester derivatization of lignocellulosic material

Articles in the same Issue

1. Evaluation of PFI beating on the strain to failure of spruce fibres using single fibre fragmentation
2. Alternative models for describing the acid/base properties of bleached softwood fibres
3. The state and spatial distribution of extractives during birch kraft pulping, as evaluated by staining techniques
4. Analysis of strains in the fracture process zone
5. Rheology and surface tension of water-based flexographic inks and implications for wetting of PE-coated board
6. Influence of formulation and properties of water-based flexographic inks on printing performance for PE-coated board
7. From wood shavings to mechanical pulp – a new raw material?
8. A novel method for studying ink penetration of a print
9. The effect of di(oleamidoethyl)ammonium salt addition at the wet-end on drainage and sheet properties
10. Influence of birch xylan adsorption during kraft cooking on softwood pulp strength
11. Chemical pulp refining for optimum combination of dewatering and tensile strength
12. On the role of carbohydrates in oxygen delignification
13. Spreading and adhesion of ASA on different surfaces present in paper machines
14. High-speed measurements of pressure and temperature in the refining zone of a high-consistency refiner
15. Refining zone pressure in a mill-scale TMP refiner measured by fibre-optic sensors
16. Direct organic acid-catalyzed polyester derivatization of lignocellulosic material
17. The influence of thickeners on the surface structure of coatings evaluated by AFM and pair distribution function analysis
18. Quantification method for hydrogen peroxide formation during oxygen delignification of kraft pulp
19. Water- and oil-penetration resistances of handsheets prepared by internal addition of diperfluoroalkylethyl phosphate: Influence of cationic polymers co-added
20. EFFECT OF REFINING INTENSITY ON PRESSURE SCREEN FRACTIONATED SOFTWOOD KRAFT
21. ANNUAL INDEX FOR 2005