Wood pulping with acetic acid with the addition of formic acid

Paper making and fiber liberation – Processes of chemical liberation – recovery or purification... – Continuous chemical treatment or continuous charging or...

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162 76, D21C 304, D21C 320

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061396834

ABSTRACT:
In a process for the extraction of celluloses from lignocelluloses, the extraction is carried out by means of heating with aqueous acetic acid under pressure and the addition of formic acid, whereby there is obtained a cellulose with a very low residual lignin content, which can be bleached with ozone and peracetic acid to high grades of white, and acetic and formic acid are recovered by means of distillation, so that waste waters do not, therefore, accumulate.

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Plooy, "Non-Chlorine bleaching of chemical pulp-A development study", Natl. Timber Inst. Apr. 1984.

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