The Kraft process is the dominant method for producing:
Correct answer: A. Paper pulp from wood
- A. Paper pulp from wood
- B. Glass from sand
- C. Steel from iron
- D. Plastic from oil
Explanation
The Kraft process, also known as the sulfate process, is the most common chemical pulping process used to convert wood into wood pulp. The pulp consists of nearly pure cellulose fibers, which are the main component of paper.
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