• ASK HARRY

1. What is Paper?
2. How Paper Is made?
3. What is Pulp?
4. What is A4 sheet size?
5. What are standard paper sheet sizes?
6. How much paper is produced per year in the whole World?
7. Which country makes and consume maximum amount of paper?
8. Is paper recycling good for environment?
9. Who invented paper?
10. What are main ingredients of paper?
11. How much paper can be made from one Tree?
12. Can paper be made from any tree?
13. Can paper be made from grass?
14. Can paper be made from tree leaves?
15. How much water is used to make one ton of paper?
16. What is the difference between Tissue, Paper, Paperboard and Board?
17. How is watermark created in paper?
18. Why cigarette wrapping paper does not burn as fast as normal paper?
19. What happens to the toilet tissue flushed in toilet?
20. How is paper made translucent (grease proof, tracing paper)?
21. What percentage of dry paper is water?
22. Which is the strongest and most durable paper?
23. Why rag paper is considered long lasting?
24. How is paper colored?
25. What are the technical and economical benefits of multi-ply paperboard?
26. What makes corrugated board material of choice for packaging?
27. Are unbleached papers more environment friendly than bleached papers?
28. What is the life of paper?
29. What is the density of paper?
30. Which plant produces longest fiber?
31. What are the merits and de-merits of various papermaking raw materials?
32. How many grades of paper are there?
33. How is paper made waterproof?
34. Is paperless office a reality in near future?
35. Are egg trays made of recycled fiber?
36. What makes cellulose fiber suitable for papermaking?
37. Is Papyrus a paper?
38. Why not coffee filter paper or tea bag paper disintegrate like other paper when in contact with water for extended period of time?
39. What is paper cut and why it is so painful?
40. Why it is easier to erase a pencil mark than a pen mark on paper?

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