Manufacturing process for paper

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – Plural fiber containing

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162175, 162183, D21H 1114, D21H 1728

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051299895

ABSTRACT:
A process for manufacturing paper is characterized by the fact that there is introduced into the fibrous composition constituting the starting or raw material, at two or several points, particularly in the wet end, separately from one another, one (or several) cationic starch(es) and one (or several) anionic starch(es) other than a starch phosphate.

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Tappi, vol. 65, No. 3, mars 1973, pp. 83-86, Atlanta, Georgia, US; K. W. Britt: "Retention of additives during sheet formation" p. 85, The Two-step Method; tableau III.
Casey, Pulp and Paper, 3rd ed., vol. III (1981) p. 1493.

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