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Please Note: This document will be available in PDF format in the "My Electronic Documents" link on the home page once your order has been completed. Please make sure you have the latest version of Acrobat Reader. Click on the Acrobat Reader icon to check for the latest version, it’s FREE. To print a hardcopy of a PDF file correctly you must have a postscript printer. If you are not sure if your printer is a postscript printer please refer to your owner’s manual. Pressurized refining of jack pine early- and latewood at 120 and 160 °C was conducted to better understand the refining response of these two types of wood tissues under different refining conditions. We observed that, for a given freeness, earlywood consumed more energy than latewood and that they disintegrated differently during refining and gave dissimilar papermaking properties.
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Jack Pine TMP: Earlywood Versus Latewood and Effect of Refining Temperature, 2007 International Mech