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brj-23717	Najideh, Robab; Rahmaninia, Mehdi; Khosravani, Amir	Recyclability of Wastepaper Containing Cellulose Nanofibers	2024	19	.pdf	application/pdf	7002	376	58	Recycling of WCW (1st time recycled pulp (CNF-free)) 39.2 2 Recycling of step one papers (2nd time recycled pulp (CNF- free)) 25.3 3 Recycling of step two papers (3rd time recycled pulp (CNF- free)) 13.3 4 Adding 5% CNF to the WCW pulp from step one (1st time recycled pulp containing CNF) 48.2 5 Recycling of step four papers (2nd time recycled pulp containing CNF) 37.6 6 Recycling of step five papers (3rd time recycled pulp containing CNF) 25.0 7 Adding 5% CNF to the pulp from step 3 (3rd time recycled pulp treated with CNF) 39.2 FE-SEM Images of Handsheets Figure 5 presents the FE-SEM images of end papers prepared from different recycled fibers (1st time CNF-free recycled pulp (Step 1), 1st time recycled paper treated with 5% CNF (Step 4), 3rd time recycled paper containing CNF (Step 6), and 3rd time recycled pulp treated with CNF (Step 7)). As a result, it can be concluded that the direct addition of CNF to recycled pulps also, can be an effective strategy in controlling the strength decrement of recycled paper.	cache/brj-23717.pdf	txt/brj-23717.txt