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June 2005
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1437-434X
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10.1515/HF.2003.027

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Holzforschung

International Journal of the Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Technology of Wood

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Ozone Bleaching of Atmospheric Acetic Acid Hardwood Pulp from Betula platyphylla var. japonica Hara

T. Kishimoto / H. Tsuji / Y. Uraki / Y. Sano

Citation Information: Holzforschung. Volume 57, Issue 2, Pages 181–188, ISSN (Print) 0018-3830, DOI: 10.1515/HF.2003.027, June 2005

Publication History:
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2005-06-01

Summary

Atmospheric acetic acid pulp from Japanese white birch was bleached with 1–5% ozone with and without intermediate mild alkaline extraction. Concentrated acetic acid was a more effective bleaching media than water. Mild alkaline extraction of ozone-prebleached pulp was found to be very effective in delignification of the pulp and did not have any undesirable effects on pulp properties. A sufficiently delignified acetic acid pulp was obtained with multi-stage ozone bleaching in Z1Z2Z3 or Z1EZ2EZ3 bleaching sequence with a total ozone consumption of 2.17% on oven-dry pulp. The pulp from a Z1EZ2EZ3 sequence still contained 3.51% acetyl groups, which was 75% of the original amount of acetyl groups in unbleached acetic acid pulp.

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