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Design Co. Design An iconic San Francisco park gets a masterful makeover Co. That's really cool - thanks for sharing!!! Erin Nicole Apr 13, Can you please share the email of the specific author who wrote this article? For my chem paper I need to contact an experpert. Apr 14, Feb 13, Oh no Jan 30, Jan 31, Jan 10, Yay science Jan 30, This really help me with science fair thank you.
So glad it helped you out, Yay Science. Yay Science, indeed! Sep 17, Choctaw Jan 9, Arjun Dec 12, This text was really helpful because I was doing a project in class and I wanted to learn more about this awesome process!
Thanks for helping me wonderopolis!!!! Jacob Jan 10, Dec 13, That's great news, Arjun! We're glad we could provide some info for your project! Nov 17, You're welcome, phofdyb! We're glad you finally learned about it! Nov 16, Oct 20, Jaidah Sep 23, Tbh I really didn't like this one I don't know why but I just don't I'm really not truing to disrespect this one thing but sorry by the way tbh is to be honest.
Sep 26, I did a handmade paper in the house. I must say that even comes out very cool these methods. It's easy just need to do them well. Meuse add to them a little gruel for wood to make it more durable. Thanks for the nice post. Jul 7, May 19, We appreciate your comment, blank! Logan Peck May 10, May 11, Shania Apr 29, May 2, Apr 28, Shiaritza Apr 14, Its a good and interesting topic to be dicussed about.
Apr 15, Mar 24, It is an interesting topic to be discussed : Mar 25, We're glad you liked this Wonder, H! Visit again soon! Sean Feb 23, Feb 24, We're glad you're having fun exploring Wonderopolis! Sean Feb 28, I used Wonderopolis, tree to paper in my class. Mar 1, Great, Sean! Thanks for stopping back by Wonderopolis! Kelsey Feb 22, How long does each stage in the paper-making process take?
I would like to work out how long it takes from wood to paper. Feb 23, Feb 21, Michael Feb 3, Feb 3, Domenic Jan 7, How do you guys think of all this stuff? Are there people that work for you guys that just think of all these questions? Its really cool. Jan 8, That sounds interesting, domanic! We will have to give it a try! Victoria Howell Dec 4, Thanks for finally answering my question! Dec 4, Nov 30, Sierra Lee Nov 20, Niomi May 14, May 18, Thanks for sharing that information, Niomi!
We appreciate you adding to the conversation! Nov 20, Nio Sep 8, It really helped me. Sep 9, Katelynn Hemmings Sep 1, In the picture, it looked like there was paper coming out of the tree.
Sep 3, Jaena Manalad Feb 8, Wonderopolis Feb 9, Lawrence Tjamei Nov 12, I am interested in making paper from wood and shrubs like bamboo. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Skip to content. What materials can be used to make paper? In countries like China, Korea, and Japan paper is generally made from bamboo, readily available and therefore cheap.
Papyrus is a grasslike aquatic plant commonly used by Egyptians for making paper. Paper comes in many forms but can be split into two categories - long fiber paper and short fiber. Certain trees are preferred over others for making paper. The kind of tree used also affects the kind of paper you end up getting. Softwood trees like spruce, pine, and fir possess longer cellulose fibers. When processed at a mill they produce paper that is strong and durable. Think: Origami. Hardwood trees like oak, birch, and maple have shorter cellulose fibers which creates a more opaque and delicate paper.
Think: Toilet paper. We left out the part about processing. Trees have to be removed. They then need to be transported. And then they are processed at a mill. The good news is that a lot of paper is recycled but even recycled paper can be traced back to tress that had to be removed from the land - depriving animals of their homes and the Earth oxygen and all the other things we mentioned above. All to be tossed in the trash or down the drain. No one is chopping down mountains to get the stone for stone paper.
That would be silly, completely unnecessary, and would be a tragic loss of a completely fine mountain. Our paper is made of marble.
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