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I think the chlorine would evaporate fairly quickly after damaging your paper fibers, and be ineffective against mold. Soak a piece of paper in bleach overnight and see what happens. Borates work well, like boric acid or borax laundry additive (Three Elephants, Twenty Mule Team, etc.), and are not expensive.
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