1947
DOI: 10.1021/ie50453a017
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Composition of Rosin Size Precipitate

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“…Extractions of the wet precipitates reported in Table II were carried out on precipitate suspensions prepared in the standard manner (4). Instead of the usual procedure of filtering, washing, and drying the precipitate, the suspension was transferred to a separatory funnel and treated with the solvent.…”
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“…Extractions of the wet precipitates reported in Table II were carried out on precipitate suspensions prepared in the standard manner (4). Instead of the usual procedure of filtering, washing, and drying the precipitate, the suspension was transferred to a separatory funnel and treated with the solvent.…”
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“…Formation of a small amount of aluminum monoresinate, which would be concentrated in the extraction residue. 4. Concentration of oxidized materials in the extraction residue.…”
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“…In the development of rosin sizing theories, two major approaches emerged for explaining sizing mechanisms : one school has proposed that the fiber surface is the site of the interaction of rosin with alum, the central step of the sizing reaction (7) ; while others proferred that these interactions occur in solution (8) and a resulting rosin-aluminium complex adsorbs on the fiber surfaces (9) . A rational resolution of these two proposals is at hand (4,10,11) .…”
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“…and the compositions compared. The chemicals and experimental procedure used were described in the first paper of this series (8). As before, the term "alum" denotes papermakcrs' alum, essentially A^SO-Os.-18H»0.…”
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“…However, after 10-minute heating at 60°C ., both the color of precipitate 5 and the pH of its suspension changed, an indication of some physicochemical change from the form of control precipitate 1. The control material was prepared by the standardized procedure (8). The decrease of pH with heat is typical of aluminum salt solutions, and the color change is _ also shown by aluminum hydroxide.…”
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