sulfite pulp
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of sulfite pulp
First recorded in 1905–10
Example Sentences
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Then, in 1927, a sulfite pulp mill opened near Shelton, pumping out toxic effluent that spread throughout South Puget Sound.
From Seattle Times • Sep. 22, 2019
For the South, proud of industrial growth, it was also a first: today Fernandina is the only producer of bleached sulfite pulp from southern pine.
From Time Magazine Archive
The company has since reversed its decision, but several other marginal plants, including three West Coast sulfite pulp mills owned by Crown-Zellerbach, have been closed down.
From Time Magazine Archive
The price of unbleached sulfite pulp in the U. S. jumped $6.60 a ton.
From Time Magazine Archive
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