A paper product is a product made from paper.[1]
Art and culture
[edit]Cleaning
[edit]Culinary
[edit]Industry and science
[edit]- Electrical insulation paper a.k.a. fishpaper
- Filter paper
- Litmus paper
- Paper chromatography
- Sandpaper a.k.a. glasspaper
- Universal indicator
Packaging and Stationery
[edit]- Envelope
- File folder
- Corrugated box
- Letterhead
- Notebook a.k.a. writing pad, legal pad, memo pad, diary, journal
- Paper bag
- Paper string
- Personal organizer
- Post card
- Sticky note
- Wrapping paper
See also
[edit]References
[edit]- ^ Waterhouse, J.F. (2001), "Paper Products: Classification", Encyclopedia of Materials: Science and Technology (2nd ed.), Elsevier Ltd, pp. 6685–6696, doi:10.1016/B0-08-043152-6/01183-9
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