Precipitated Calcium Carbonate And Its Use In The Paper Industry - History Of Alkaline Papermaking

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
W. Nazarewicz
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Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Jan 1, 1986

Abstract

The introduction of continuous papermaking in the early 1800's was the beginning of the industry as we know it today. Since that time, the majority of the paper produced has employed an acid process. However, in the mid 1960?s, European producers began a transition to an alkaline papermaking process. Early European mill conversions to alkaline papermaking begun in the 601s, accelerated during the 1970's influenced by the dramatically higher cost for OPEC energy as well as the high cost of fiber and imported filler clay.
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APA: W. Nazarewicz  (1986)  Precipitated Calcium Carbonate And Its Use In The Paper Industry - History Of Alkaline Papermaking

MLA: W. Nazarewicz Precipitated Calcium Carbonate And Its Use In The Paper Industry - History Of Alkaline Papermaking. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1986.

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