Method of preventing cellulosic web degradation using an amine v

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes and products – Non-fiber additive

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ABSTRACT:
A method of combatting cellulosic fibre web degradation which method comprises permeating a stack of cellulosic fibre webs with an amine vapor, characterized in that said method comprises disposing an amine-immobilizing agent to immobilize amine vapor which has passed through at least part of said stack. Thus for example a book deteriorating with age can be treated by putting a charcoal containing sachet inside the front and back covers and by interleaving the rest of the book, every 20 to 50 pages or so, with sachets containing cyclohexylamine carbonate.

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Kathpalia, Deterioriation and Conservation of Paper: Part IV Neutralization, Oct. 1962, pp. 245-251.

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