wood pulp

A. Probably, especially if the paper is made from wood pulp.

The traditional economy has been based on forest products, such as wood pulp.

Then we'd get behind them and shovel all that wood pulp where we wanted the road to be.

It is usually combined with five to ten percent wood pulp.

His book does not mention anything to do with wood pulping.

He eventually learned that wood pulp would be the key to a solution.

From that time until about 1950, paper was made by mixing wood pulp with acid.

Wood pulp paper is now the most common type.

And while wood pulp prices have been low, he added, "it looks like they're starting to firm up around the world."

They'd clear a path through forests and leave big piles of wood pulp.

"Wood pulp and sugar syrup would be an improvement on this!"

In a related way, it is used as a reagent for wood pulp.

Its main industries are tourism, wood pulp and sugar production.

Around 90% of virgin paper is made from wood pulp.

Its wood pulp is used for making wrapping paper.

Every piece of paper in my wallet was soaking and turning back into wood pulp.

The rate of increase accelerated for paperboard, wood pulp and paper.

Demand for paper and other wood pulp products increased.

It is also present in effluents from wood pulp and paper mills.

Today, most writing paper is made of 25 percent cotton and 75 percent wood pulp.

He filled it with wood pulp scraped from a dead tree trunk.

And not just any wood pulp, but stuff that had gone through the stomach of a sawmill.

He looked at the open pages; very old, from the overall appearance, and probably made of processed wood pulp.

Chlorine dioxide is used to bleach wood pulp to make paper.

It is used in construction, furniture, and wood pulp.