Microelectrophoresis as a Wet End Chemistry Teaching Tool, 1992 Papermakers Conference Proceedings

Microelectrophoresis is a convenient and valuable tool for understanding and controlling the chemistry of the papermaking process. Surface charge and cationic demand measurements are indispensable for understanding and teaching colloidal phenomena in the wet end and their impact on chemical efficiency, machine operation and sheet properties. As a teaching tool, microelectrophoresis is ideal for integration of theory with practice.

Author: Farley, C.E.
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Microelectrophoresis as a Wet End Chemistry Teaching Tool, 1992 Papermakers Conference Proceedings
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