Paper and paper coating performance chemicals

Articles in the same Issue

1. Dry and wet strength of paper
2. Solid liquid interactions in paper and coating
3. Correlating pore size and surface chemistry during absorption into a dispersed calcium carbonate network structure
4. Effects on ink setting in flexographic printing: Coating polarity and dot gain
5. Effects of released organic substances on sizing efficiency – Influence of origin, composition and molecular properties of the organic material
6. Sizing behavior of cationic dispersed rosin-ester on cellulose fibers
7. SEC-MALS study on carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC): Relationship between conformation of CMC molecules and their adsorption behavior onto pulp fibers
8. Rheology of suspensions
9. Influence of pectic acids on aggregation and deposition of colloidal pitch
10. Use of modified silica nanoparticle for fixation and elimination of colloidal and dissolved substances from white water
11. The influence of dissolved substances on resin adsorption to TMP fine material
12. Aspects of retention and formation
13. Polyethylene oxide induced fines flocculation and retention: From bench top experiments to paper machine performance
14. The effect of polyelectrolytes on the wet-web strenght of paper
15. Coating and paper structure
16. Latex uniformity in the coating layer of paper
17. Calculating tortuosity in quasi-random anisotropic packings
18. Front instability in drying of paper coatings
19. Paper and paper coating performance chemicals
20. Barrier and film properties of plastisol coatings, a water free coating application based on mixtures of starch, poly(vinyl alcohol) and poly(alkyl methacrylate)
21. Effect of water dispersible chemical derivatives on paper processing and performance
22. Applied paper chemistry
23. Toward evaluating retention aid performance for deposit control in newsprint furnishes containing recycled paper
24. Interaction of precipitated calcium carbonate (PCC) with starch in distilled and deionized water (DDW) and process water (PW)