Manila paper

Ca stearate 0-0.5% discharge head AN (contg 0.05% acid magenta) 65.0, Ca(OOCH)2 34.9 Ca stearate 0.1%, packed in a tube in the center of which is imbedded a fuse heating device- GuN 60.0, K2S2Ob 31.5, Cl C 8.0 petroleum jelly 0.5%, wrapped in fireproof manila paper and... 

Small cups of manila paper, about % inch in diameter and % inch deep, are punched out by machine. They are such that two of them may be fitted together to form a box. The requisite amount of powdered potassium chlorate is first introduced into the cups then, on top of it and without mixing, the requisite... 

Use Heavy cordage and twine, especially for marine use manila paper. 

Manila hemp is from yellow to brown in color. Its length is about 5—8 mm, and it is soUd, fight, and shiny. It has a very high wet strength and good resistant to rot. Manila hemp is used to produce tea bags and Manila paper on special machinery. The solidity of the fiber and its pectin content give this special paper a unique quality. 

Nonwood fibers are used in relatively small volumes. Examples of nonwood pulps and products include cotton Enters for writing paper and filters, bagasse for cormgated media, esparto for filter paper, or Manila hemp for tea bags. Synthetic pulps which are based on such materials as glass (qv) and polyolefins also are used (see Olefin polymers). These pulps are relatively expensive and usually are used in blends with wood pulps where they contribute a property such as tear resistance, stiffness, or wet strength which is needed to meet a specific product requirement. 

Miscellaneous converted paper products. These establishments produce a range of paper, paperboard, and plastic products with purchased material. Common products include paper and plastic film packaging, specialty paper, paper and plastic bags, manila folders, tissue products, envelopes, stationery, and other products. 

Cayton MTC. 1985. Boron toxicity in rice. IRRI Research Paper Series No. 113. Manila International Rice Research Institute. 

Guerra LC, Bhuiyan SI, Tuong TP, Barker R. 1998. Producing more rice with less water from irrigated systems. IRRl Discussion Paper Series No 29. Manila International Rice Research Instimte. 

The paper is manila weighing ca 70 lbs per ream (500 — 24x36 inch sheets) and shall be sprayed or dipped in molten paraffin before being filled with Dynamite... 

Variety of watercolor papers, each piece cut to the same size (suggested papers cold press, one medium texture, one rough texture hot press, manila white drawing rice and other available papers) watercolor paint paintbrushes mixing containers water containers water masking tape. 

Hemp is made from the bast fibers of Cannabis sativa. This is a larger plant than flax, and produces much coarser fibers. Abaca or Manila hemp is very different from plain hemp. Abaca is made from Musa textilis, commonly called the fiber banana plant. The core fibers of the leaf sheaths of this plant are resistant to salt water, which makes them useful for rope and fabric to be used at sea. It is also used to make handicrafts such as hats and household items. Paper made from abaca has a wide variety of uses, including paper currency (i.e. Japanese yen notes), sausage casings, industrial filters, and tea bags. The finest grade abaca is woven into a cloth called pinukpok. 

Copy paper. A thin paper of good quality, which is made of a mixture of Mitsumata-pulp with suitable ratio of Manila hemp pulp. The quality... 

In the Philippines, about 69% of the total 15,000 industrial firms are located in Metro Manila. These include industries such as textile mills, chemical factories, paper mills, distilleries, food manufacturing plants, plastic plants, soap and detergent factories and tanneries. As a result, four major river systems—the Pasig, Tullahan-Tenejeros, San Juan and Paranaque-Zapote Rivers—are now biologically dead. The same problems exist in various riverine systems in other parts of the country. 

ADB (Asian Development Bank), 1998. The Bank Policy on Water. Working Paper. ADB, Manila, The Philippines. 

Chopra, N.M. and M.M. Verma On the transfer of maleic hydrazide into tobacco smoke 7th Intemat. Tob. Sci. Cong., Manila, The Philippines, 1980, CORESTA Inf. Bull., Spec. Edition 1980 Paper S04 120. 

Tso, T.C., J.F. Chaphn, J.D. Adams, and D. Hoffmaim Simple correlation and multiple regression among leaf and smoke characteristics of hurley tobaccos 7th Intemat. Tob. Sci. Cong., Manila, The Philippines, CORESTA Inf. Bull., Spec. Edition 1980 Paper APST 05, 137 Beitr. Tabakforsch. Int. 11 (1982) 141-150. Tso, T.C., J.E. Chaplin, K.E. LeLacheur, and T.J. Sheets Pesticide-treated V5. pesticide-free tobacco 1. Tobacco production and leaf analysis Beitr. Tabakforsch. Int. 10 (1980) 114-119. 

Giongco-Baylon, H.V., Domingues, C.E., Perez, V., Lu, J. and Ona, N. (1982) Study of aplastic anaemia at the Philippine General Hospital. Manila. Unpublished paper... 

Orbase, B.R. and Autos, N.B. 19%. Sweetpotato. In Selected Research Papers. July 1994—June, 1995. Volume 2, Sweetpotato (E. Rasco and V.R. Amante, eds), p. 167. SAPPRAD, Manila, Phihppines. 

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