Influence of plasma activation on absorption of offset ink components into pigment-coated paper

Articles in the same Issue

1. Extended impregnation in the kraft cook – an approach to improve the overall yield in eucalypt kraft pulping
2. Correlations for the viscosity of lignin lean black liquor
3. Crystallization in a pilot evaporator – Comparison between black liquor and black liquor model substances
4. Optimization of treatment sequences for the production of dissolving pulp from birch kraft pulp
5. Fibre Floc Evolution Model, Part I: Flocculation in a headbox
6. Fibre Floc Evolution Model, Part II: Influence of jet-towire ratio on the resulting fibre floc evolution in the initial drainage zone
7. CFD modeling of non-Newtonian fluid mixing accounting for transient changes in local solids concentration – application to an agitated pulp stock chest
8. Revisiting polarized light microscopy for fiber-fiber bond area measurement - Part I: Theoretical fundamentals
9. Revisiting polarized light microscopy for fiber-fiber bond area measurement - Part II: Proving the applicability
10. Quality loss of refined softwood bleached kraft pulp during agitated storage
11. Effect of excess dispersant on surface properties and liquid interactions on calcium carbonate containing coatings
12. Influence of plasma activation on absorption of offset ink components into pigment-coated paper
13. Fusing of electrophotographic toner on thermally engineered coated paper
14. A novel SEM cross-section analysis of paper coating for separation of latex from void volume
15. Starch-hybrid fillers for paper
16. Aluminum toxicity in a soil-plant system after paper mill sludge compost application