Paper: It’s a Question of Brightness
Paper-brightness measurements may be an illusion. Here’s why.
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That wasn’t always so. When first established, it measured the brightness of pulp by evaluating and controlling the degree of bleaching during the pulp-cooking phase of production. Pulp manufacturers used uniform processes and instrumentation to assess brightness, which resulted in an apples-to-apples comparison and a consistent standard to help classify grades of paper.
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Blair J. Alford
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