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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Paper properties"”.
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Role of external fibrillation in pulp and paper properties
… the role of external fibrillation in pulp and paper properties. If the degree of external fibrillation could be controlled and the role of external fibrillation were known, this would provide better possibilities for utilizing the full potential of fibrous material. External fibrillation caused …
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Printing protein-engineered paper for biosensors
The use of paper as a sensing platform has great potential for point-of-care diagnostics in low-resource settings. However, there is a need for approaches that enable a higher level of control and customisation of the paper properties and reduce the cost of production and immobilisation of …
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The role of surfaces in reprography: the study of toner fixing
… in hot-roll toner fixing, namely, toner and paper surface properties and machine conditions were examined. The SEM observation of the fixing states and the tape peeling test failure states showed the direct relation between the fuse quality and the toner fixing states. A physical fusing model …
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De-wrinkling of cellulosic barrier materials coated on paper during scale-up on a roll-to-roll system
… and the demand for renewable resources, paper has gained prominence due to its low environmental impact and cost-effectiveness in manufacturing. Researchers have been advancing paper properties by adding biopolymers to coating to make them a viable alternative to petroleum-based plastics …
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Increasing Sustainability of the Papermaking Process via Formulation of Cellulose Nanofibers and Polyelectrolyte Complexes
The sustainability of paper-making is multifaceted. The paper industry is centered around the use of a renewable and biodegradable material: cellulose. However, the sustainability of paper is not only reliant on the material itself, but on the process used to produce paper. A trade-off when …