Properties of hyperalkaline polysulphide pulps

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1. Chemical characterization of mechanical pulp fines and fiber surface layers
2. The effect of designed wood storage on the brightness of bleached and unbleached thermo mechanical pulp
3. A new method for measuring the liquid permeability of coated and uncoated papers and boards
4. The immobilization cell revisited: prediction of dewatering kinetics and immobilised layer properties for coating colours
5. A comparative study of the impact of the cooking process on oxygen delignification
6. Structural changes in residual kraft pulp lignins. Effects of kappa number and degree of oxygen delignification
7. Ion specific differences in salt induced precipitation of kraft lignin
8. The Donnan theory applied to pulp washing - Experimental studies on the removal of anionic substances from an assumed fiber lumen volume and from the fiber wall
9. Penetration and separation of coldset ink resin and oils in uncoated paper studied by chromatographic methods
10. Cellulose binding domain from Clostridium cellulovorans as a paper modification reagent
11. The effect of mannan on physical properties of ECF bleached softwood kraft fibre handsheets
12. Properties of hyperalkaline polysulphide pulps
13. On capillary and SLlT die rheometry (Part I)
14. Model-based kraft cooking optimisation
15. Study of the joint strength between regenerated cellulose fibres and its influence on the sheet strength
16. Annual Index for 2003