Method of reducing fluorescence in deinked pulp by treating pulp

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes of chemical liberation – recovery or purification... – Waste paper or textile waste

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162 6, 162 65, 162 78, D21C 502, D21C 9153, D21C 916

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ABSTRACT:
Provided herewith is a process for reducing the fluorescence of pulp fibers. The process comprises contacting the pulp fibers with ozone in two or more stages, with an intermediate washing stage or bleaching stage preferably being conducted in between the ozone contacting stages. It has been discovered that splitting the total ozone charge into two or more stages provides a much more efficient and effective process for reducing fluorescence.

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