Handbook of Paper and Pulp Chemicals

Paper and pulp chemicals represent more than a $10 billion a year global industry. This reference describes more than 7500 paper and pulp chemicals used in every aspect of paper and pulp manufacture. This reference profiles trade name and generic chemical additives that serve the following functions in all aspects of the manufacturing process: Binders; Biocides/Slimicides; Bleaching Agents; Coagulants; Coating Polymers; Creping Aids; Defoamers; Deinking Agents; Dispersants; Drainage/Retention Aids; Dry-strength Additives; Dyes/Pigments; Effluent Treatment Aids; Fillers; Flocculants; Fluorochemicals; Formation Aids; Grease/Oil Repellents; Optical Brighteners; Pitch and Deposit Control Agents; Pulping Specialties; Release Agents; Resins; Sizing Agents; Water Repellents; Wet-Web Strength Additives Product Features include: Click and Go Contents Menus-- contents always tracks where you are; click on a topic and it instantly appears Full-Text Search-- words, phrases and queries; from simple to complex Keyword Index Browser-- browse through thousands of key word entries organized by major categories; search as you type feature Multi-Book Access--This title's information is seamlessly accessible from other Synapse Library titles. Additional features: Print hit lists, search and index results, individual topics and sections Cut and paste fully formatted mouse-selected text into other applications View pop-up topics before jumping to them Annotate and create bookmarks on specific entries Minimum CPU speed and RAM requirements for Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, and XP • Screen Resolution: 800x600 • CD or DVD ROM • Mouse or other Tracking Device Recommended System: • 233 MHz Pentium II or faster Intel-compatible CPU • Screen Resolution: 1280X1024 (256 or more colors) • 128 MB (Windows 95, 98, Me, NT, 2000, and XP)