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In the area of coated papers, a high degree of whiteness is often required to carry a quality image. Coated papers however are sensitive to the environment where they are stored and have tendency to yellow. The aim of this work was to study the influence of(i) daylight radiation and (ii) nitrogen oxide gas (NO2 ) on the yellowing of coated papers. In a previous study (l), we had established the presence of NO2 in the environment of some coating machines because of the transformation of ammonium hydroxide (NH4 OH, a component of some coating colors) into nitrogen oxide through the burners of hot air supplier-systems. The following results were obtained: 1. The yellowing of the coating layers was attributed to the presence of the antioxidants contained in the latex and also to the fluorescent agents...
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Yellowing of Coated Papers Under the Action of Heat, Daylight Radiation, and Nitrogen Oxide Gas, 199