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Theoretical and practical aspects of alum use in papermaking
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Edward Strazdins
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July 19, 2018
Published Online: 2018-07-19
Published in Print: 1989-05-01
© 2018 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston
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- The origin of charge on cellulosic fibers
- Effects of pitch dispersants on resin flocculation with alum in newsprint pulps
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- Dependence of sheet properties on the location of adsorbed polymer
- Cationic polyelectrolytes as retention aids in newsprint production
- The behavior of on-site synthesized precipitated calcium carbonates and other calcium carbonate fillers on paper properties
- Theoretical and practical aspects of alum use in papermaking
- Polymer adsorption on cellulosic fibers
- On the penetration of printing ink into paper
- The dynamics of wetting
- The effect of inorganic ions on the adsorption and ion exchange of Kymene 557H by bleached northern softwood kraft pulp
- Characterization of AKD sized papers by inverse gas chromatography
- The adsorption of cationic starch on microcrystalline cellulose
Keywords for this article
Aluminum compounds;
Aluminum sulfate;
Cationic compounds;
Synthetic polymers;
Polyacrylics;
Acrylamide;
Hydrolysis;
Sizing;
Dry strength;
Retention;
Papermaking
Articles in the same Issue
- Effects of high molecular mass anionic polymers on paper sheet formation
- Charge determination of porous substrates by polyelectrolyte adsorption
- Fundamental aspects of the rosin sizing process Mechanistic differences between acid and soap sizing
- Aluminum chemistry in aqueous solution
- The origin of charge on cellulosic fibers
- Effects of pitch dispersants on resin flocculation with alum in newsprint pulps
- Aluminum based microparticulate retention aid systems
- Dependence of sheet properties on the location of adsorbed polymer
- Cationic polyelectrolytes as retention aids in newsprint production
- The behavior of on-site synthesized precipitated calcium carbonates and other calcium carbonate fillers on paper properties
- Theoretical and practical aspects of alum use in papermaking
- Polymer adsorption on cellulosic fibers
- On the penetration of printing ink into paper
- The dynamics of wetting
- The effect of inorganic ions on the adsorption and ion exchange of Kymene 557H by bleached northern softwood kraft pulp
- Characterization of AKD sized papers by inverse gas chromatography
- The adsorption of cationic starch on microcrystalline cellulose
