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5th Lyceum Zinets Anastasiia 16.Paper wrinkles 5th Lyceum Zinets Anastasiia 1

When a piece of paper dries after being wet, it can get wrinkled When a piece of paper dries after being wet, it can get wrinkled. Investigate and explain this phenomenon 3

Aim of work To study and to explain the phenomenon of paper wrinkles 2

Tasks of work 1) to study the process of producing the paper and to indentify factors, which can cause wrinkling of paper after getting wet and dry 2) to study the features of polymer state of the main component of paper- celuloze 3) to propose a hypothesis 4) to confirm the hypothesis experiment 3

The process of producing the paper 3

Cellulose structure

The process of producing the paper 3

Структуру бумаги на выходе из бумагоделательной машины Структуру бумаги на выходе из бумагоделательной машины

Processers, ongoing when paper is wetted anddried 1) filling the space between fibers with water 2) absorbing water with amorphic places of microfibrils

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Hypotheses Paper with bigger free space between fibers will deform less after getting wet and dry

Offset paper 20 degree of Celsius 85 degree of Celsius

Filter paper 20 degree of Celsius 85 degree of Celsius

Conclusion 1) we have studied the process of prodacing the paper and made an inference, that the reason of wrinkling of the paper are internal stresses in paper 2) we have studied the structure of cellulose fibers. 3) we have made the hypothesis about power of deformation of paper with different density 4) we have showed experimentally, that more porosity paper deforms less, than less porosity in the process of getting wet and dry the paper and explained this phenomenon