Flow cytometry of bacteria and wood resin particles in paper production

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1. Flow cytometry of bacteria and wood resin particles in paper production
2. Hot chlorine dioxide bleaching – A modified approach
3. Modelling coating structure development: Monte-Carlo deposition of particles with irregular shapes
4. Impact of different forming fabric parameters on sheet solids content during vacuum dewatering
5. Handsheet formation and mechanical testing via fiber-level simulations
6. Influence of electrostatic interactions on fibre/fibre joint and paper strength
7. Ultrastructure of the cell wall of unbeaten Norway spruce pulp fibre surfaces
8. A method to determine the charge demand of single pulp fibers
9. Photometric method for dynamic measurements of paper roughening after a moistening printing nip
10. Extractives in totally chlorine free bleached birch pulp and their effect on alkylketene dimers and alkenyl succinic anhydrides sizes
11. Non-conventional causticization technology: A review
12. Light fastness of ink jet prints on modified conventional coatings
13. Effect of temperature gradient multi-nip calendering on the structure of SC paper
14. Surface characterisation of mechanical pulps by polyelectrolyte adsorption
15. An axisymmetric pore-fiber cell model for moisture transport in paper materials
16. Bulk and surface composition of ECF bleached hardwood kraft pulp fibres
17. Effect of using pH-reducing agents in brown stock washing on leaching of inorganic and organic substances and pulp fiber properties
18. Tannin-iron impregnated thermomechanical pulp Part II: Bleachability and brightness reversion