Opportunities in Papermaking Wet-End Chemistry:
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Announcing BioResources, a peer-reviewed scholarly journal devoted to the science of lignocellulosic materials, chemicals, and their uses. Topics include papermaking chemistry. Check it out at www.ncsu.edu/bioresources . The first issue was July, 2006. |
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Links! Is your company involved with papermaking chemistry? Please e-mail your company's URL. |
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Each semester we run MS-level Internet/CD-based distance education courses. Our Spring course is "Wet-End & Colloidal Chemistry"! Our Fall course is "Chemical Principles for the Papermaking Process Engineer." REGISTER in AUGUST or December / early Jan. |
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Check out our GLOSSARY of paper chemistry terms. New paper-art
method, "submerged jets"; Check
it out! |
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| Featured essays: "Good Chemistry";ASA droplet size; Starting a distance education program; Enzyme use in papermaking; Pitch and stickies - a chemist's view; Does pitch have your attention?; Process water; Recycling of additives; Retention and drainage chemicals; Right sizing; A cure for stickies?; Troubleshooting. When in Raleigh stop by to see our lab. | |||
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"Good things can happen when chemical additive s are added to a fibrous slurry at the wet end of a paper machine. Let's make them happen." | ||
| This site is maintained on behalf of the Papermaking Wet-End Chemistry program at North Carolina State University (Department of Wood and Paper Science). Please send corrections, additions, and other comments to Dr. Martin A. Hubbe, caretaker of the website. |