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The present invention relates to a biodegradable polyester polymer with excellent transparency and impact strength and a biodegradable polymer composition comprising same. Particularly, the biodegradable polyester polymer is prepared from: a dicarboxylic compound including aromatic dicarboxylic acid or aromatic dialkylcarboxylate, and aliphatic dicarboxylic acid; an aliphatic glycol compound; and a polymerizable composition including a polypropylene sebacate oligomer, and thus can realize improved transparency and impact strength.

This invention relates to a method for desiliconizing green liquor in papermaking, belonging to the field of papermaking pulping chemical regeneration technology. This method aims to solve the technical problem in existing technologies where direct carbon dioxide is introduced into green liquor for desiliconization, resulting in the formation of colloids from the generated silicic acid, making subsequent solid-liquid separation difficult. The key points of the technical solution are: first, solid-liquid separation of the green liquor is performed to obtain a clear green liquor; then, white mud slurry is added to the clear liquor as seed crystals, and carbon dioxide gas is introduced to carry out a carbonization reaction, generating an easily separable silicon-containing suspension; next, solid-liquid separation is performed on the silicon-containing suspension to obtain a silicon-containing filter cake and a causticizing mother liquor; finally, calcium hydroxide is added to the causticizing mother liquor to carry out a causticizing reaction, obtaining white liquor and recyclable white mud slurry. This method is mainly applied to the desiliconization and purification of green liquor during the alkali recovery process in papermaking, and can utilize carbon dioxide in industrial flue gas to achieve carbon resource utilization; the separated silicon-containing filter cake can be further processed into activated calcium silicate products.

The application discloses light paper with high bulk and high opacity and a preparation method thereof. The light paper comprises wood pulp, fillers, auxiliaries and surface sizing agent; wherein the fillers are composite fillers prepared by compounding calcium carbonate and porous calcium silicate, and the porous calcium silicate has the following characteristics: bulk density < 0.1 g / cm 3 , sedimentation volume > 8.0 ml / g, and D90 mainly in the range of 35-40 microns. The application further provides a preparation method of the light paper with high bulk and high opacity. In the preparation method of the light paper, the calcium carbonate and the porous calcium silicate are used for composite filling. Compared with the light paper filled with only calcium carbonate, the bulk and the opacity of the light paper are significantly improved, and the light paper has the advantages of simple papermaking process and low cost.

An object of the present invention is to provide a method for producing a surface-printing printed material excellent in not only wet-on-wet printability but also density stability. The present invention is a method for producing a printed material, including, in the stated order: an ink (A) transfer step of transferring an ink (A) according to the following definition to a substrate, the ink (A) being colorless or white; a drying step of evaporating water or a solvent contained in the ink (A); an ink (B) transfer step of transferring an ink (B) according to the following definition to the substrate; and an irradiation step of irradiating the transferred inks with an active energy ray: the ink (A) being a volatile active energy ray-curable ink containing water or a solvent, the ink (B) being a nonvolatile active energy ray-curable ink substantially not containing water or a solvent.

This invention relates to the field of architectural ceramics technology, disclosing a titanium sphene crystal frit, its preparation method, and its application. The raw materials include kaolin, titanium dioxide, quartz, potassium feldspar, calcite, and wollastonite. By pre-firing the titanium sphene crystal frit using this formula, the titanium sphene crystals are pre-dissolved in the glass phase. During the subsequent glaze firing process at 1200℃, the titanium sphene crystals melt again and precipitate a second time, resulting in an opaque glaze layer. This secondary crystallization enhances the chemical stability of the titanium sphene crystal frit during subsequent glaze firing, leading to a more stable increase in the solar reflectance of the fired glaze. This solves the problem of unstable reflectivity in glazes when directly using titanium sphene powder or combining it with titanium dioxide and titanium frit to directly form titanium sphene crystals during glaze firing.