Reforming manufacturing processes for papers and boards
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I can explain and compare small-scale and industrial reforming processes.
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Reforming involves reshaping a material into a new form without changing its basic chemical structure.
Small-scale production methods can be used to reform materials.
Reforming materials on a larger scale require different techniques.
Recycling and upcycling save resources, reduce waste, and give new life to old materials.
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