Technology for total chlorine-free bleaching of kraft pulp

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Abstract

Acid treatment was developed for non-chlorine bleaching of an oxygen-delignified hardwood kraft pulp. About 70% hexenuronic acid in the kraft pulp was removed after the acid treatment at pH 3 for 1 hour at 105°C. After full bleaching with the acid treatment (A) followed by the ozone (Z) and the hydrogen peroxide (P), the final brightness of the pulp reached approximately 85% ISO, keeping the viscosity over 15.0 cP. Little hexenuronic acid existed in the kraft pulp after this bleaching (A-Z-E-P). Furthermore, the brightness stability of this pulp was much better than that of chlorine dioxide bleached pulps.

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Ohi, H. (2006). Technology for total chlorine-free bleaching of kraft pulp. Kami Pa Gikyoshi/Japan Tappi Journal, 60(11), 45–49. https://doi.org/10.2524/jtappij.60.1659

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