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Alkaline process of cooking pulp also known as the kraft process. Wood chips are cooked to a high brightness without fiber degradation in a substance of sodium sulfate and sodium sulfide.

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Ipar/Tárgykör: Printing & publishing; Manufacturing
Kategória: Paper; Paper production
Company: Neenah Paper
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Printing & publishing; Manufacturing; Paper; Paper production

Offset papers manufactured with a pH of 6. 0 to 8. 0 on a scale of. 0 to 14. 0. Neutral pH factors are built into paper as a minimum value, to increase stability and improve ...

рециклирана хартија

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Paper made from old paper pulp; used paper is cooked in chemicals and reduced back to pulp, after it is deinked.

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Paper not treated to bleaching; it has a light brown hue.

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Acid process of cooking pulp. Wood chips are cooked in a solution of bisulphite.

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Acceptable degree of variation in a paper's shipped weight, usually within 5 percent of the paper's nominal weight.

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A tern often applied to printing and writing grade papers and envelopes.

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Ipar/Tárgykör: Fruits & vegetables Kategória: Fruits

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The world's most popular fruit. The most common U.S. variety is the yellow Cavendish. They are picked green and develop better flavor when ripened off ...