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Stability and deposition tendency of colloidal wood resin

  • Anna-Liisa Sihvonen , Kenngth Sundberg , Anna Sundberg and Blame Holmhom
Published/Copyright: July 19, 2018
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Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal
From the journal Nordic Pulp & Paper Research Journal Volume 13 Issue 1

Published Online: 2018-07-19
Published in Print: 1998-01-01

© 2018 by Walter de Gruyter Berlin/Boston

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  1. True flotation and physical entrainment: The mechanisms of fiber loss in flotation heinking
  2. Temperature effect on rheological and dewatering properties for starch-based coating colors
  3. Ozone in the production of softwood and hardwood high-yield pulps to save energy and improve quality
  4. Sintering of calcined lime mud - the influence of the sodium and sulphate content in the lime
  5. Hydration and swelling of pulp fibers measured with differential scanning calorimetry
  6. Surface chemistry of flotation deinking: Effect of various chemical conditions on ink agglomerate character and floatability.
  7. TCF bleaching of softwood kraft pulp
  8. Kraft cooking with varying alkali concentration - Influence on TCF-bleachability
  9. Stability and deposition tendency of colloidal wood resin
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  11. Prediction of lignin content and pulp yield
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https://doi.org/10.3183/npprj-1998-13-01-p064-067
Keywords for this article
Wood resin; Deposition tendency; Colloidal stability; Electrolytes; Glucomannans; Fatty acids; Resin acids

Articles in the same Issue

  1. True flotation and physical entrainment: The mechanisms of fiber loss in flotation heinking
  2. Temperature effect on rheological and dewatering properties for starch-based coating colors
  3. Ozone in the production of softwood and hardwood high-yield pulps to save energy and improve quality
  4. Sintering of calcined lime mud - the influence of the sodium and sulphate content in the lime
  5. Hydration and swelling of pulp fibers measured with differential scanning calorimetry
  6. Surface chemistry of flotation deinking: Effect of various chemical conditions on ink agglomerate character and floatability.
  7. TCF bleaching of softwood kraft pulp
  8. Kraft cooking with varying alkali concentration - Influence on TCF-bleachability
  9. Stability and deposition tendency of colloidal wood resin
  10. Influence of the calendering conditions on the structure and the properties of woodfree paper - A comparison between soft nip calendering and hard nip calendering.
  11. Prediction of lignin content and pulp yield
  12. Instructions to authors 1998
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