Deodorant paper

Deodorizing paper is made by coating one or two layers of deodorant paint on raw paper or using dry paper for reprocessing. The deodorizing coating is prepared by mixing citric acid with resins, etc., and contains an inorganic substance capable of absorbing malodorous gas, such as a filler such as barium sulfate, and a cross-linking agent, an organic solvent, and the like. Deodorizing paper has a wide range of applications. In addition to eliminating odors emitted from kitchens, toilets, etc., it can also be expanded into hospital wards, aircraft cockpits, cold storage warehouses, etc., and processed into corresponding paper materials (such as lined cardboard). , decorative cardboard), to absorb a variety of mixed bad smell. With the advancement of science and technology, recently deodorant papers are also used in some lesser known places. For example, submarines. The cabin with the lowest temperature inside the nuclear submarine is 26°C, and the maximum is 50°C. Working in such an environment, people's sweat and odor are predictable. Deodorizing paper solves the urgent need in the cabin.