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The process of making paper is based on the fact that wet cellulose fibers bind together when dried under restraint. The processing of paper usually involves the initial separation of the cellulose fibers to form a wet pulp, some form of treatment, such as beating and refining, while in the pulped state, to enhance the quality of the final product, then forming of the sheet paper by hand molding or by paper making machine, and drying.
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Collect used PAPERS ---> Cut them into PIECES ---> prepare CORN STARCH ---> bring out the BLENDER ---> get a pail of WATER ---> check for your TRAYS ---> PREPARE FOR SOME MESSY ACTION ---> put the PIECES OF PAPER INTO THE BLENDER 1/3 FULL AND 2/3 WATER FULL ---> BLEND ACCORDINGLY TO HOW FINE YOU WANT THE PAPER TO BE ---> AFTER BLENDING PUT IT IN A BASIN AND ADD THE STARCH (WHICH WILL HOLD THE PAPER) ---> MIX IT ---> PUT IT ON A TRAY EVENLY ---> LET IT DRY UNDER THE HEAT OF SUN ---> IN LESS THAN 1-2 DAYS, YOU'VE GOT YOUR PAPER!
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What is process water?
water cycle is the process can trace the origin of water
Liquid water is changed to water vapor by the process of Water vapor forms into clouds by the process of?
Liquid water is changed to water vapor by the process of evaporation (or boiling)Water vapor forms into clouds (liquid droplets) by the process of condensation
Does sugar cane have fiber?
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Which process uses water?
Your body uses water so it doesn't dry out
What kind is the process of boiling of water?
Boiling of water is a physical process, a change of phase.
How is Papermaking related to pulping?
Papermaking starts where the pulping process leaves off
How has the papermaking process changed over the years?
yo. yo.
What is chip degtadation?
what is chip degragation anyone have a though on it and how it can occur in the paper making process also how can it affect papermaking???? ----
How is a calendar used in the papermaking process?
Calendars in papermaking refer to machines that smooth and compress the paper surface, improving the paper's finish and properties like gloss and smoothness. These machines use a series of rollers to achieve this and are typically found at the end of the papermaking process before the paper is cut and packaged.
What is preconsumer wastepaper?
Examples of preconsumer wastepaper might include trimmings from the printing or papermaking process, unsalable newspapers, or overprints of magazines
What was American papermaking capacity in 2000?
American papermaking capacity was 103.9 million tons in 2000
What was American papermaking capacity in 2001?
American papermaking capacity was 101.6 million tons in 2001
What was American papermaking capacity in 2002?
American papermaking capacity was 100.5 million tons in 2002
What was American papermaking capacity in 2003?
American papermaking capacity was 101.1 million tons in 2003
When was Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki-Zdrój created?
Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki-Zdrój was created in 1968.
When did American papermaking begin?
American papermaking began just over 300 years ago in Philadelphia
Where did American papermaking begin?
American papermaking began just over 300 years ago in Philadelphia
