Titlebook: Surface Application of Paper Chemicals; James Brander (Head of Exploratory Research),Ian T Book 1997 Chapman & Hall 1997 Pigment.base.food

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The surface treatment of fine business papers,demands of modern technology. Size-press impregnation of such papers with starch is typical of normal surface modification and gives as an end result a paper surprisingly tolerant of older printing techniques, such as lithography and dot matrix printing: so-called ‘impact’ printing.

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Barrier dispersion coating of paper and board,is applied to the surface of paper or board as such to form a solid, non-porous film after drying. The target of dispersion coating is to achieve a barrier layer against water, water vapour, grease, oil, gas, etc. by environmentally ‘friendly’ coating.

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Recycling surface treated paper products, material used. Its importance as a raw material is growing with predictions [1] that it will exceed 45% of the raw materials used by the global paper and board industry by 2010. Figure 12.1 illustrates this.

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Rheology modifiers and pigment dispersants,ehaviour of the two essential chemical additives used in combination with the latex, starch and pigments which, by careful selection, can achieve this control. The chemicals are: viscosifiers or rheology modifiers (also known as thickeners), and pigment dispersants.

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Surface sizing,y referred to as printability, gluability and runnability may also be important in some applications. A better expression than surface size in these circumstances is surface modifier or surface enhancer.

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