As is usually the case in any major undertaking, many individuals worked behind the scenes in a variety of capacities to help create this book. In particular, we acknowledge with thanks the efforts of those who contributed a substantial amount oftime in serving as referees for specific chapter manuscripts: Terry Adams, Terry N. Adams Consulting; Chad Bennington, PAPRICAN; Dennis Borton, NCASI; Bruce Fleming, Boise Cascade; Raymond Francis, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry; Maurice Hache, Morton International, Inc.; Bruno Marcoccia, Kamyr, Inc. ;Thomas McDonough, Institute of Paper Science and Technology;Anil Mislankar, University of Toronto; Esa Vilen, University of Toronto, and Paul Wollwage, Weyerhaeuser ompany.We also wish to express our appreciation to the many companies and institutions for the "loan" of their employees for the purpose of contributing to this book and to TAPPI PRESS for their patience and support in this project.As editors and contributing authors we individually wish to acknowledge thosewho have been involved with us on a more personal level in the production of this book.
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