The effect of sizing and paper structure on paperboard for retortable packaging

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1. Studies on the cofactor/PEO flocculation systems: In situ structural and viscoelastic analyses of cofactor/PEO complexes by QCM-D
2. A study of AKD-size retention, reaction and sizing efficiency. Part 3: The effects of fibre charge density and electrolyte concentration on size retention
3. A study of AKD-size retention, reaction and sizing efficiency. Part 4: The effects of pH, bicarbonate and metal ions on AKD-hydrolysis
4. On the effect of a xylanase post-treatment as a means of reducing the yellowing of bleached hardwood kraft pulp
5. Reaction kinetics of softwood kraft delignification – General considerations and experimental data
6. Direct Bronsted acid-catalyzed derivatization of cellulose with poly(L-lactic acid) and D-mandelic acid
7. Precipitation and filtration of lignin from black liquor of different origin
8. A test apparatus for evaluating edge wicking in sized paperboard suitable for retortable packaging
9. The effect of sizing and paper structure on paperboard for retortable packaging
10. The use of polyelectrolyte complexes (PEC) as strength additives for different pulps used for production of fine paper
11. Influence of polymeric additives on short-time creep of paper
12. Increased joint-forming ability of ductile kraft pulp fibres by polyelectrolyte multilayer treatment – Influence of refining and drying strategies
13. Improving optical properties of printing papers with dyes: A theoretical study
14. Fibre surface modifications of market pulp by consecutive treatments with cationic and anionic starch
15. Surface forces between cellulose surfaces in cationic polyelectrolyte solutions: The effect of polymer molecular weight and charge density
16. Kinetics of sequential adsorption of polyelectrolyte multilayers on pulp fibres and their effect on paper strength
17. Impact of calendering on coating structures