A. Wong et al., PERSULFATE BLEACHING OF SOFTWOOD KRAFT PULP - ITS AN EFFECTIVE SUPPLEMENT TO CHLORINE DIOXIDE, Pulp & paper Canada, 96(7), 1995, pp. 20-23
Based on the results of our micro-pilot study sodium persulphate could
be produced efficiently and economically by conventional electrochemi
cal means. The primary feedstock; could be either sodium sulphate or s
odium sesquisulphate. Our laboratory investigations had also shown tha
t sodium persulphate was effective in supplementing conventional ClO2
bleaching of kraft wood pulp. In such an application, transitional sho
rtage of ClO2 could be bridged economically. This finding was confirme
d in a mill trial.