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The 10 pages that link to Kraft process, each with the reason it gives.

• LigninRelated: It removes much of wood’s lignin to produce pulp for paper.

• Pulp and paper industryBroader topic: It is the dominant chemical route for producing strong wood pulp.

• Sodium carbonateRelated: Sodium carbonate can be used to replenish sodium in kraft-process recovery cycles.

• Wood pulpBroader topic: It is the dominant chemical route for making strong pulp from many wood species.

• Sodium sulfateRelated: Sodium sulfate is converted to sodium sulfide in the recovery cycle of kraft pulping.

• Dimethyl sulfideRelated: Dimethyl sulfide can arise as a volatile by-product in Kraft pulp mills.

• PulpwoodBroader topic: It is a major industrial route for turning pulpwood into strong pulp.

• MethanethiolRelated: Methanethiol is among the malodorous sulfur compounds emitted by kraft pulp mills.

• Paper bagRelated: Kraft pulp commonly supplies strong fibers for durable packaging papers.

• Sodium sulfideBroader topic: Sodium sulfide helps break down lignin during this major pulp-manufacturing process.