Green Printing and Packaging Materials

This collection reports on the latest research achievements in the fields of Environmentally-Friendly Ink and Materials Technology, Environmentally-Friendly Packaging Materials Technology, Green Information Recording Material and Environmentally-Friendly Packaging Materials Technology. The contents are anticipated to promote academic communication between related colleges and research institutes so as to improve the research and development capabilities available for the furthering of progress in environment-friendly printing and packaging.Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).The 78 papers collected here originated at an August 2011 conference organized by Harbin University. They shed light on the latest Chinese research and applications in developing green, energy-saving, and recyclable printing and packaging materials. The book presents 32 papers on environmentally friendly ink and materials technology; 35 papers on environmentally friendly packaging material technology; and 11 papers on green information record materials. Some areas reported on include the effect of pH on the luminescence properties of green fluorescent ink-jet ink, printing RFID antennas using water-based conductive ink, research on the quality of pre-glued film laminating, and detection of the migration of residual solvents from composite packaging film to food. Other subjects covered include chitosan preservative technology, sheet-fed offset green printing technology, synthesis and characteristics of diazoresins used in waterless printing plates, and the synthesis of ZnO nanoparticles by the direct precipitation method.

This collection reports on the latest research achievements in the fields of Environmentally-Friendly Ink and Materials Technology, Environmentally-Friendly Packaging Materials Technology, Green Information Recording Material and Environmentally-Friendly Packaging Materials Technology. The contents are anticipated to promote academic communication between related colleges and research institutes so as to improve the research and development capabilities available for the furthering of progress in environment-friendly printing and packaging.Volume is indexed by Thomson Reuters CPCI-S (WoS).The 78 papers collected here originated at an August 2011 conference organized by Harbin University. They shed light on the latest Chinese research and applications in developing green, energy-saving, and recyclable printing and packaging materials. The book presents 32 papers on environmentally friendly ink and materials technology; 35 papers on environmentally friendly packaging material technology; and 11 papers on green information record materials. Some areas reported on include the effect of pH on the luminescence properties of green fluorescent ink-jet ink, printing RFID antennas using water-based conductive ink, research on the quality of pre-glued film laminating, and detection of the migration of residual solvents from composite packaging film to food. Other subjects covered include chitosan preservative technology, sheet-fed offset green printing technology, synthesis and characteristics of diazoresins used in waterless printing plates, and the synthesis of ZnO nanoparticles by the direct precipitation method.