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Ceramics in Paper Manufacturing
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(Author: Dr.
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Operations and Recycling in Paper
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Minerals in Paper
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Micro and Nanotechnology in Paper Manufacturing
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Nanotechnology Update
Pulp, Paper and Packaging industries
15/12/2010
Superhydrophobic paper coating with clay
Hydrophobic clay fillers have not been widely used in dispersion coatings for linerboard because of the difficulty of dispersing them in water. This work investigated whether hydrophobic clay can be used as filler in barrier dispersion coatings. All coatings were applied to linerboard sheets made using a laboratory dynamic sheet former. The coated linerboards were examined using scanning electron microscopy and Raman spectroscopy, and were characterized with respect to water absorption, vapour transmission rate, and contact angles. The results show that a coating containing hydrophobic clay provides a superhydrophobic character to paper; i.e., a high water contact angle (150°) and relatively low water absorption. Raman mapping of cross-sections revealed that the latex distribution is uniform in the presence of either conventional clay or hydrophobic clay, and that the distribution of hydrophobic clay tends to be more uniform than conventional clay, which might reflect good mixing and consolidation of hydrophobic clay. Nonconventional hydrophobic clay used in the plastics industry can be used in ordinary dispersion coating processes to produce superhydrophobic paper. (Source: TAPPI J. Nov. 2010)
