Effect on Xylanase from Leveking in Bleaching Soda-AQ Pulp of Fast-Growing Poplar

Xing Xiang Ji; Jia Chuan Chen; Gui Hua Yang; Jia Fu Wang; Lu Yan Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.396-398.1498

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Effect on Xylanase from Leveking in Bleaching Soda-AQ Pulp of Fast-Growing Poplar

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The xylanase from Leveking was used in the experiment of bleached Soda-AQ pulp of fast-growing poplar. The suitable conditions of the xylanase from Leveking were obtained in the pretreatment of the Soda-AQ pulp of fast-growing poplar that temperature was 58°C, pH was 8.5, time was 120min and the dosage of the xylanase was 8IU/g. The pulp brightness was increased by 3.7%ISO when compared XDPQ and DPQ bleaching pulp under identical conditions. The pulp brightness was increased by 4.1%ISO when compared XDED and DED bleaching pulp under identical conditions. The untreated and pretreated Soda-AQ pulp of fast-growing poplar by the xylanase of two-dimensional and three dimensional figure of fiber surface under AFM were analyzed to explain the xylanase effect in the pulp bleaching theoretically.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 396-398)

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Xing Xiang Ji, Jia Chuan Chen, Gui Hua Yang, Jia Fu Wang, Lu Yan Wang

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Atomic Force Microscope (AFM), Bioleaching, Fast-Growing Poplar, Soda-AQ Pulp, Xylanase from Leveking

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