1324 Index

– pulp fraction 440

– spent liquor content as function of

Viscosity 459

maple, density and void volume 128

maple chips, storage 99

market situation, pulping processes 8–15

mass balance

– contaminant removal efficiency 598–599

– screening theory 567

– Visbatch® cook of Eucalyptus urograndis

349–350

mass reject ratio

– in relation to fractionation index 600

– in relation to screening efficiency 589

mass transfer

– by diffusion 518

– degree of delignification 697

– kraft cooking 122–163

– oxygen delignification 671–687

– ozone bleaching 798–801

material balance

– kraft recovery boiler 982–984

– one-stage acid sulfite cooking 458

– prehydrolysis-kraft process 347–351

Mathieson process, chlorine dioxide

generation 742

MbG see methyl-b-d-glucopyranoside

MC ozone bleaching, ozone charge

dependence 837

mc pump, pressurized peroxide bleaching

system 866

MC technology 721

MCC 298

– cellulose DP in relation to pulp yield 256

– global production 11

– process steps and flow regime 385

– pulp bleachability 296

– reaction scheme 1026

– results 295–297

– strength properties of softwood pulp 297

– technology and equipment 383–386

mechanical pulp

– bleaching 1123–1136

– definition 1072

– printing paper grades 1142

– processing 1113

– properties 1137–1143

– raw materials 1075–1078

– tear resistance 1141

– tensile index 1141

mechanical pulp fiber

– deformation 1137

– global production 9

mechanical pulping 1069–1146

– by refining 1104–1112

– history 1073–1074

– machines and aggregates 1087–1095

mechanical screening, chips 89–93

medium consistency discharge, Metso Tower

scrapers 624

medium consistency mixers, bleaching

equipment 619–623

medium consistency ozone bleaching 834

medium-consistency ozone delignification

system, flowsheet 826

medium-consistency ozone treatment

826–827

medium consistency pumps

– arrangement with an external vacuum

pump 618

– bleaching equipment 617–619

medium consistency reactors, bleaching

equipment 623–627

medium consistency stage, bleaching 616

melting point, hydrogen peroxide 851

membrane osmometry 1244

mercaptane, formation 169

mercerization 1044

– cellulose 27

mercerization resistance 941

metal clusters, alternative bleaching

methods 887

metal-containing logs, waste generation 105

metal ion concentration 708–713

metal ion species, catalysis 670

metal oxides, separation 994

metals

– cellulose protection/degradation 668–671

– inorganic components 1220

– management 860–862

– removal 860

– selective removal 594

methanol 788

– cellulose protecting additive 819

– content as function of H-factor 447

– formation 425

– ozone decomposition, promotor 789

methanol-based process, chlorine dioxide

generation 743

methanol elimination 761

methoxyl, relative reactivity 635

methyl-2-, polysaccharide chain cleavage 662

2-methyl butadiene, terpenes 35

4-methyl catechol, chlorine bleaching 746

methyl-b-d-cellobioside, polysaccharide chain

cleavage 662