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Langmuir, 2009
A simple method for fabricating environmentally stable superhydrophilic wool fabrics is reported here. An ultrathin silica layer coated on the wool altered both the surface roughness and the surface energy of the fiber and endowed the wool fabrics with excellent water absorption.
Chen, Dong +5 more
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Multiphoton Fabrication

Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2007
AbstractChemical and physical processes driven by multiphoton absorption make possible the fabrication of complex, 3D structures with feature sizes as small as 100 nm. Since its inception less than a decade ago, the field of multiphoton fabrication has progressed rapidly, and multiphoton techniques are now being used to create functional microdevices ...
Christopher N, LaFratta +3 more
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Design and fabrication of Temperature Sensing Fabric

Journal of Industrial Textiles, 2013
A temperature sensing fabric is described, along with the manufacturing techniques required to produce the fabric on a computerised flat-bed knitting machine. Knitted sensing fabrics with copper, nickel and tungsten wire elements have been produced with resistances ranging from 3 to 130 Ω.
Husain, M.D., Kennon, W.R., Dias, R.T.
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Nanodiamond Fabrication of Superhydrophilic Wool Fabrics

Langmuir, 2019
Nanodiamonds (ND) have been gaining impetus in fields such as medicine and electronics. ND has been widely used to modify polymer surfaces and composites for improved functionality. However, there have been limited research on ND application in regard to textile substrates.
Shadi Houshyar +3 more
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