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CHAPTER XVIII. BIBLIOGRAPHY.
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About This Book
This work provides a comprehensive examination of the principles and processes involved in paper-making, emphasizing the scientific understanding necessary for effective practice. It covers the chemical properties of cellulose, the physical structure of fibers, and the analysis of plant substances, detailing methods for isolating cellulose from various raw materials. The text discusses specialized treatments for different fibers, bleaching, and the mechanical processes involved in paper production. Additionally, it addresses the testing and quality control of paper, along with considerations for site selection and water purification in paper mills. The authors aim to enhance the reader's grasp of the scientific foundations essential for modern paper-making.