Flexographic printability of sol-gel precursor dispersions for bioactive paper

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1. Spruce glucomannan: Preparation, structural characteristics and basic film forming ability
2. Reaction kinetics and mechanisms of filler clay-induced discolouration of bleached mechanical pulp
3. Effect of sodium dithionite post-bleaching on the clayinduced discolouration of a hydrogen peroxide bleached mechanical pulp
4. Techno-economic evaluation of a mechanical pulp mill with gasification
5. Impact of ionic strength on delignification and hemicellulose removal during kraft cooking in a smallscale flow-through reactor
6. Displacement washing of TEMPO-oxidized softwood kraft pulp: Effects of change in fiber properties
7. The hemicellulose content in two chemical pulps and its influence on Fock’s test and the gamma number of the resulting viscose dope
8. Effects of zein emulsion application on improving the water and water vapour barrier properties of paper
9. Understanding LC refining: The effect of plate pattern and refiner operation
10. Potential of foam-laid forming technology in paper applications
11. The development of a near-wall boundary layer over a flat plate in concentrated pulp fiber suspensions
12. Simulation study on usability of web imaging in a paper machine on-line estimation
13. Investigation of shear induced failure during SCT loading of paperboards
14. Prediction of visual impact of deinked pulp on paper cleanliness
15. Non-destructive method to resolve the core and the coating on paperboard by spectroscopic x-ray imaging
16. Comparison of print mottle and surface topography testing methods
17. Flexographic printability of sol-gel precursor dispersions for bioactive paper
18. The effect of anionicity and feed strategy on filler retention and agglomeration