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The thermal conductivity of textiles
Proceedings of the Physical Society, 1946A review is given of measurements of the thermal conductivity of natural clothing fibres and of formulae that have been proposed for the overall thermal conductivity of fibre-air mixtures in terms of their density and fibre conductivity. Measurements of the conductivity of wool felts ranging in density from 0.01 to 1.0 gm./cc.
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Tessili conduttivi (Conductive textiles)
2001The polymerisation of pyrrole on a textile substrate using a polyester fabric was investigated. Polymerisation occurs via the formation of cationic radicals following the oxidation of the monomer. The cations formed are coupled to form oligomers which are absorbed on to the surface of the substrate.
FERRERO, Franco +2 more
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SMART TEXTILES AND ELECTRICALLY CONDUCTIVE TEXTILE BASED STRUCTURES
2013Akilh yapilar, son yillarda giderek artan 61 Ude onem kclcktriksel ...
KAYACAN, Ozan, BULGUN, Ender Yazgan
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Electric Conductive Textiles (ECT)
Materials Technology, 2000Jacques Hendrikx, Gaston Hudig
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Electrically conductive textiles by polypyrrole coatings
2019Polypyrrole is a conjugated polymer that shows excellent electrical conductivity. The electrical conductivity is an intrinsic property of PPy because of its conjugated chemical structure. PPy can be deposited onto textiles (e.g. fibres, yarns, fabrics, non-wovens) by a direct in-situ chemical deposition. PPy-coated textiles have been used for producing
Alessio Varesano +2 more
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