What chemicals are used in papermaking?
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“Papermaking can involve several types of chemistry depending on the application and stage of production. Common examples include antifoams for foam control, chelating agents for bleaching support, coating polymers for surface performance, opaque pigments for brightness and opacity, and barrier or silicone technologies for packaging and release liner applications.”
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