Effects of debonding agents and refining on the properties of deinked pulp
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Abstract
This study evaluates the interaction between the use of debonding agents and optimum refining levels on secondary fiber. The results showed that, while debonding agents decrease the mechanical strength of handsheets by decreasing fiber bonding, optimizing refining levels could compensate for this loss in strength.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced Cellulose Research Studies · Material Properties and Processing · Lignin and Wood Chemistry
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