Water sorption and surface composition of untreated or oxygen plasma-treated chemical pulps

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2. Aspects on curled and microcompressed fibers
3. The effect of polysulfide pretreatment when kraft pulping to very low kappa numbers
4. Keywords: Polysulfides, Modified kraft process, Selectivity, Delignification, Viscosity, Kappa number
5. Water sorption and surface composition of untreated or oxygen plasma-treated chemical pulps
6. TCF - An example of the growing importance of environmental perceptions in the choice of fibres
7. Effects of headbox jet quality and blade pulse force on formation, retention and mechanical properties during roll-blade forming with curved blades
8. Thermal decomposition of inorganic polysulfides at kraft cooking conditions
9. A ¹³C-CP/MAS-NMR-spectroscopic study of the effect of laboratory kraft cooking on cellulose structure
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11. What are the differences between caustic extractions of Cl₂ and of Cl0₂ bleached pulps?
12. Chemical modification of lignin-rich paper
13. Milox pulping: Lignin characterization by ³¹P NMR spectroscopy and oxidative degradation
14. Steam explosion pulping and classical ultra-high-yield pulping processes using the Na₂S0₃-MgC0₃system
15. Mechanical interloclung in coated paper