Jetmixer, Kvaerner 621

Juniperus, sesquiterpenic tropolone derivates

Juniperus communis, chemical composition of

Wood 23

Jute fibers, cell dimensions and chemical

Composition 4

juvenile wood 56–59

k

Ka,1, temperature dependence for SO2 397

Kadant Black Clawson Chemi-Washer

551–552

Kappa, efficiency of chlorine dioxide 768

Kappa factor 755

– efficiency of chlorine dioxide 768

kappa number 17, 111, 137, 190–193,

208–211, 229–245, 249–275, 278–298,

301–305, 312–316, 322–325, 351, 354–357,

363–365, 475–482, 529, 715, 727, 755, 868,

1033, 1228

– as function of alkali ratio in spruce AS/AQ

Pulping 479

Index 1319

– as function of AQ charge 323–324

– as function of CBC cooking temperature

– as function of cooking temperature 463

– as function of H-factor 191, 259, 287, 356

– as function of HSO3

– 461

– as function of initial NaOH charge 480

– as function of [OH–] value 288–289

– as function of P-factor in unbleached

Visbatch® pulp 355

– as function of polysulfide addition effect

292–293

– as function of white liquor sulfidity 355

– as function of yield in pine/spruce

Conventional kraft cooking 233

– average values with CCE 950

– bisulfite-MgO process 467

– calculated 699

– change during oxygen delignification 678

– commercial paper-grade pulp 1013

– degradation 673

– dependency on oxygen delignification 258

– development during oxygen

Delignification 684

– effect of impregnation on uniformity 159

– hot acid hydrolysis 883

– hydrogen peroxide application 868–870

– influence of HexA 180

– lignin content 188

– oxymercuration-demercuration 723

– ozone consumption 803

– pine kraft pulp 825

– prediction by G-factor model 197

– pulp yield–kappa number relationship 320

– purification dependence 960–961

– refractory 672

– relation to H-factor effected by AQ 322

– relation to P-factor at different H-factor

Levels 359

– relation to pine/spruce kraft pulp yield in

EMCC 249

– relation to pulp yield 230, 321

– relation to tear index of kraft softwood

Pulp 235

– residual lignin content 432

– selectivity plot for CLF and standard batch

Cooking 245

– selectivity plot for conventional, MCC® and

EMCC® cooking 297

– selectivity plot for different wood species

– selectivity plot for oxygen bleaching 629

– selectivity plot for pine/spruce kraft

Cooking 226, 232, 243

– selectivity plot for radiata pine kraft pulp

– specific yield loss 949

– viscosity–kappa number relationship

452–453, 479–480

– see also delignification

kappa number reduction 804–805

– effect of different after-treatment

Procedures 824

– temperature effect 813

Kaufmann diagram 406

Kazi and Chornet diffusion model of

impregnation 151–158

– calculated parameters 156–157

– comparison with experimental data of

Populus tremuloides heartwood 153–154

– concentration profile 153

– influence of wood chip dimensions 158

– pressure influence equation 151

Keggin-type metal clusters, alternative

Bleaching methods 887

Keller, Friedrich Gottlob 5, 1073

Kenaf fibers, cell dimensions and chemical

Composition 4

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