wood pulp Definition
wood pulp
noun
pulp made from wood fiber, used as in paper manufacture
wood pulp Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: All of the wood pulp used to make virgin fiber office paper in the UK is imported.
- purify: Purified wood pulp, which is almost pure cellulose, is regenerated in the form of synthetic fibers or sheets.
- bond: Disposable Paper Air Filter Pleated wood pulp bonded together.
Adjective modifier
- virgin: Recycled paper can be made using less water and less than 50 % of the energy of paper made from virgin wood pulp.
- mechanical: FREE SHEET Uncoated paper free of mechanical wood pulp.
- chemical: Used for cheap papers i.e. newsprint, combined with larger proportions of chemical wood pulp for more superior qualities of paper.
- raw: Recycling paper uses 67 % less energy than manufacturing it from raw wood pulp.
- good: Improves qualities of mechanical pulp when chemical wood pulp is mixed with better grade wood pulp.
Modifies a noun
paper: The chemicals used to make wood chemical pulp paper today could cause us a lot of trouble tomorrow.
Noun used with modifier
chemical: The chemicals used to make wood chemical pulp paper today could cause us a lot of trouble tomorrow.
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