Fig 1.
Successive steps of paper sheet formation.
Fig 2.
Successive steps of hydrogen bonds formation between fibres in paper.
A) bonding via a multimolecular water layer, B) bonding via a monomolecular layer of water, C) hydrogen bonds.
Table 1.
Selected properties of applied solvents [33].
Table 2.
WRV of pulp, bulk density and optical properties of paper sheets formed in water and different alcohols.
Table 3.
Tensile properties of laboratory paper sheets formed in water and different alcohols.
Fig 3.
The interplay between the tear resistance and breaking length of paper formed in water and selected alcohols.