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mechanical pulp

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mechanical pulp [mi′kan·ə·kəl ′pəlp]
(materials)
Wood pulp produced by grinding and soaking the wood fibers. Also known as groundwood pulp.


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Mechanical pulp represents 31% of total production, while semi-mechanical and chemical pulps represent 4.
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