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sulfite pulping had
become the
dominant means of
producing wood
pulp, surp****ing
mechanical pulping methods. The
competing chemical pulping process,...
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pulp or beat to
pulp in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Pulp may
refer to:
Pulp (fruit), the
inner flesh of
fruit Pulp (band), an
English rock...
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separate the fibers.
Industrial mechanical pulping started in the 1840s with
groundwood pulping,
producing the
pulp from grinding. This made wood
fibers the...
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adding soda
crystals and then
boiling the mixture. Soda
pulping was one of the
first chemical pulping methods and was
invented in 1851 by
Burgess (United...
- the fibers). The
various mechanical pulping methods, such as
groundwood (GW) and
refiner mechanical (RMP)
pulping,
physically tear the
cellulose fibers...
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Pulp are a
British rock band
formed in
Sheffield in 1978. At
their critical and
commercial peak, the band
consisted of
Jarvis ****er (vocals, guitar, keyboards)...
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Pulpally is a mid-sized town in the
Wayanad District of Kerala, India.
Pulpally is also
known as 'The land of
black gold'. It is also
renowned for its...
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kraft process (also
known as
kraft pulping or
sulfate process) is a
process for
conversion of wood into wood
pulp,
which consists of
almost pure cellulose...
- the soft
pulp needs to be
removed (otherwise a
potentially uncontrollable fermentation/rot will occur). In the case of coffee, the
pulping is normally...
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Pulp magazines (also
referred to as "the
pulps") were
inexpensive fiction magazines that were
published from 1896
until around 1955. The term "
pulp" derives...
