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Title
Influence of oxidation on intrinsic fiber strength
Authors
Pu Ma Kwei-Nam Law and Claude Daneault
Received
August 6, 2009
Published
Volume 43 Issue 9-10 October-December
Keywords
TEMPO-mediated oxidation, thermo-mechanical pulp, intrinsic fiber strength, zero-span tensile
Abstract
The creation of carboxylic acid groups on fibers to improve the inter-fiber bonding potential by means of 4- acetamido TEMPO-mediated oxidation could influence intrinsic fiber strength. The effect of the conditions of such an oxidative process on the fiber strength of mechanical pulp fibers was examined. It was found out that the alkalinity and dose of NaBr had a particularly significant influence on intrinsic fiber strength, as measured by the zero-span tensile strength of the dry handsheets.
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