article·1993-11-01

Ozone bleaching of recycled paper

M.C.S. Muguet, Jack Kogan

Abstract

Chlorinated bleaching chemicals, notably chlorine and hypochlorite, are still being used to bleach deinked, woodfree pulps. Increasing environmental concern about the use of these chemicals--coupled with the industry's efforts to increase the use of recycled fibers--highlight the need to develop better techniques for producing high-quality deinked pulp. Results presented in this report suggest that deinked fibers can be treated with ozone followed by a peroxide bleaching stage to produce a high-quality pulp.
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OpenAlex topics: Lignin and Wood Chemistry

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