Influence of fibre/fibre joint strength and fibre flexibility on the strength of papers from unbleached kraft fibres

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1. Contents
2. In-plane hygro-viscoelasticity of paper at small deformations
3. Reducing moisture transients in the paper-machine drying section with the mid-ranging control technique
4. Comparing colloidal pitch adsorption on different talcs
5. Factors affecting white pitch deposition
6. Effect of refining intensity on pressure screen fractionated softwood kraft
7. Influence of pore structure and water retaining ability of fibres on the strength of papers from unbleached kraft fibres
8. Influence of fibre/fibre joint strength and fibre flexibility on the strength of papers from unbleached kraft fibres
9. Interactions between charged latex colloids and starch polyelectrolytes studied by fluorescence microscopy with image analysis
10. Chemoenzymatic modifications of charge in chemithermomechanical wood pulp
11. Experimental studies on dewatering during roll forming of paper
12. A theoretical analysis of the flow stability in roll forming of paper
13. Wetting contact line modeling in high-speed jet coating
14. Effect of relative humidity and unreacted AKD on AKD sizing
15. Borate autocausticizing equilibria in recovery boiler smelt
16. Effect of web tension on load- and moisture-induced waviness
17. The influence of ink pigment penetration and paper structure on print through
18. Floc dynamics in flowing fibre suspensions
19. Influence of surface active substances on AKD sizing