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Novel injectable and wet bonding bone adhesive: physicochemical characterization and biocompatibility evaluation. [PDF]
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Coacervates as bio-inspired intermediates for materials processing.
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Wet-peel: a tool for comparing wet-strength resins
Nordic Pulp and Paper Research Journal, 2018AbstractWe propose that a testing procedure we call wet-peel significantly augments conventional wet paper testing when comparing wet-strength resin efficacy or the influence wood pulp fiber surface treatments on wet paper strength. A thin layer of wet-strength resin is sandwiched between a pair of thin, wet regenerated cellulose membranes to form a ...
Robert Pelton
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On the mechanism behind wet strength development in papers containing wet strength resins
Nordic Pulp and Paper Research Journal, 1993Lars Wågberg
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1991
Paper is a layered mat consisting of a network of cellulose fibres bonded together. Each of the fibre-fibre contacts is held together by intermolecular forces (van der Waals; hydrogen bonding) which are very sensitive to water, the extent of bonding decreasing steadily as the water content of the paper increases [1], The water wets the fibres which ...
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Paper is a layered mat consisting of a network of cellulose fibres bonded together. Each of the fibre-fibre contacts is held together by intermolecular forces (van der Waals; hydrogen bonding) which are very sensitive to water, the extent of bonding decreasing steadily as the water content of the paper increases [1], The water wets the fibres which ...
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Determination of Wet Fiber Strength
TAPPI Journal, 2009This study presents a method for measuring the strength of wet pulp fibers. It is derived from the breaking stress of wet paper strips at a zero span and the number of fibers bearing the load. Measurement was car-ried out with thermomechanical and chemical pulps under various levels of refining.
PHICHIT SOMBOON, HANNU PAULAPURO
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2017
Recovered paper is the most important raw material in the world for the production of paper and paperboard (Hoke, 2009). The availability of recycled fibre is coming under pressure from competition for biomass for different uses, such as construction materials, biorefinery applications and the production of energy (Hoke, 2009).
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Recovered paper is the most important raw material in the world for the production of paper and paperboard (Hoke, 2009). The availability of recycled fibre is coming under pressure from competition for biomass for different uses, such as construction materials, biorefinery applications and the production of energy (Hoke, 2009).
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7. On the Mechanisms Behind the Action of Wet Strength and Wet Strength Agents
2009Bo Andreasson, Lars Wågberg
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Measurement: Journal of the International Measurement Confederation, 2023
Chao Zhang, Yangyang Xia, Ruidong Sun
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Chao Zhang, Yangyang Xia, Ruidong Sun
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