The treatment of paper for special purposes : a practical introduction to the preparation of paper products for a great variety of purposes such as parchment paper, transfer papers, preservative papers, grained transfer papers, fireproof and antifalsification papers, polishing papers, tracing and copying papers, chalk and litho transfer papers, leather papers, luminous papers, tortoiseshell and ivory papers, metal papers, coloured papers, etc. etc., and paper articles (1907)
Andés, Louis Edgar, 1848-1925 · London : Scott, Greenwood & Son ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 249
Characteristics of Paper 225 influences the cohesion of the fibres. A decrease in tensile strength results in lessened durability, but this is due to chemical action, causing a gradual decomposition of the paper, and will he less apparent the smaller the amount of de¬ composable matter present.… … Fig. 40. — A and B, epidermis cells of maize fibre ; a, pores ; b, layers of the cell wall. Hoyer, from whom these data are borrowed, classifies papers as follows : 1. Papers made from flax or hemp ; 2. ,, ,, cotton, esparto, jute, nettle fibre ; 3. ,, ,, wood cellulose and straw ; 4. ,, ,, wood,…
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