木浆

The paper manufacturing process begins with the pulping of wood, where woodpulp is extracted from trees.
纸张制造过程始于木材的制浆，即从树木中提取木浆。
Woodpulp is often bleached to achieve a brighter white color for use in paper products.
木浆常经过漂白以达到纸制品使用所需的更亮白颜色。
The quality of the woodpulp directly affects the texture and durability of the final paper product.
木浆的质量直接影响最终纸制品的质地和耐久性。
Some environmentally friendly paper companies use recycled woodpulp to reduce deforestation.
一些环保纸业公司使用回收木浆来减少森林砍伐。
In the production of textiles, woodpulp can be transformed into viscose fiber, a type of rayon.
在纺织品生产中，木浆可以转化为粘胶纤维，这是一种人造丝。
The invention of woodpulp-based paper revolutionized the way books and newspapers were produced.
基于木浆的纸张发明彻底改变了书籍和报纸的生产方式。
To make cardboard, a thicker and sturdier material, manufacturers often combine woodpulp with other fibers.
为了制作更厚更坚固的硬纸板，制造商通常会将木浆与其他纤维混合。
Pulp and paper mills carefully monitor the pH level during the woodpulp processing to ensure optimal conditions.
制浆造纸厂在木浆处理过程中仔细监控pH值，以确保最佳条件。
Woodpulp can also be used as a raw material in the production of biodegradable plastics, contributing to sustainability efforts.
木浆也可用作生产可生物降解塑料的原材料，为可持续发展努力做出贡献。
The amount of lignin present in woodpulp determines its suitability for different types of paper manufacturing processes.
木浆中木质素的含量决定了其适合不同类型的纸张制造工艺。