The invention of "true" paper is traditionally credited to , a Chinese court official, around 105 AD .
The fundamental principle of papermaking involves breaking down plant fibers, suspending them in water, and then draining that water through a screen to leave behind a matted layer of fiber. 93732675_1_027
: The wet mat passes through heavy rollers to squeeze out remaining moisture and then over heated cylinders to dry completely. 2. Historical Origins The invention of "true" paper is traditionally credited
The invention of "true" paper is traditionally credited to , a Chinese court official, around 105 AD .
The fundamental principle of papermaking involves breaking down plant fibers, suspending them in water, and then draining that water through a screen to leave behind a matted layer of fiber.
: The wet mat passes through heavy rollers to squeeze out remaining moisture and then over heated cylinders to dry completely. 2. Historical Origins