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Automated thermal desorption-gas chromatography/mass spectrometry for screening of hazardous chemicals in cotton and cotton blend garments-analytical challenges. [PDF]
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Over dyeing of Lyocell fabric with natural indigo and rhubarb
Textile Reseach Journal, 2023In order to enrich the range of natural dye chromatography, this study used rhubarb to dye indigo dyed Lyocell fabric to obtain green Lyocell fabric. Firstly, the Lyocell fabric was dyed with indigo using a typical reduction method. The K/S and b* values of dyed fabrics were used as evaluation indicators to determine indigo concentration of 1.2 g/l ...
Keshuai Liu, Guizhen Ke
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Carbohydrate Polymers, 2016
Textile electrodes are highly desirable for wearable electronics as they offer light-weight, flexibility, cost effectiveness and ease of fabrication. Here, we propose the use of lyocell fabric as a flexible textile electrode because of its inherently super hydrophilic characteristics and increased moisture uptake.
Sung Hoon Jeong +2 more
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Textile electrodes are highly desirable for wearable electronics as they offer light-weight, flexibility, cost effectiveness and ease of fabrication. Here, we propose the use of lyocell fabric as a flexible textile electrode because of its inherently super hydrophilic characteristics and increased moisture uptake.
Sung Hoon Jeong +2 more
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International Journal of Biological Macromolecules
The pursuit of environmental friendliness, efficiency, and durability is paramount in the realm of flame retardant textile modification. Therefore, an innovative approach was designed to develop a gallic acid-derived intumescent flame retardant (GADPP), which contained reactive (-P(=O)(O-NH4+)2) and (-P(=O)(OCH2CH3)2) groups, facilitating functional ...
Yuanlin Ren +2 more
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The pursuit of environmental friendliness, efficiency, and durability is paramount in the realm of flame retardant textile modification. Therefore, an innovative approach was designed to develop a gallic acid-derived intumescent flame retardant (GADPP), which contained reactive (-P(=O)(O-NH4+)2) and (-P(=O)(OCH2CH3)2) groups, facilitating functional ...
Yuanlin Ren +2 more
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Dyeing of Lyocell Fabrics with Pigment Dispersion Systems
Journal of Dispersion Science and Technology, 2009Lyocell fabrics modified by cationic reagent were dyed with conventional and nanoscale pigment dispersions respectively. The color yield and fastness properties were measured. It is found that the color yield and fastness properties of the dyed lyocell fabrics are influenced by the cationic reagent concentration, the cationization pH, time, and ...
Longyun Hao, Yuqing Cai, Kuanjun Fang
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Dyeing behaviour of lyocell fabric: effect of fibrillation
Coloration Technology, 2007To understand the effect of fibrillation in dyeing, non‐fibrillated lyocell fabrics and fibrillated lyocell fabrics were dyed with different types of reactive dyes. Their exhaustion, fixation and K/S values were measured and compared. It was observed that fibrillated lyocell shows lower visual colour yield than non‐fibrillated lyocell, independent of ...
Parikshit Goswami +4 more
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Effect of Fiber Swelling on the Structure of Lyocell Fabrics
Textile Research Journal, 2001The effect of liquid swelling on the structural rearrangement of lyocell twill fabrics is studied using a variety of techniques, including optical microscopy, dimensional measurements, and water and hexadecane retention. Lyocell fibers swell predominately laterally in water by about 30% over the dry diameter. Fiber lateral swelling in NaOH solutions is
Roger N. Ibbett, You-Lo Hsieh
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Drying Rates in Resin Treatment of Lyocell Fabrics
Textile Research Journal, 2005Many properties of lyocell fibers are markedly different from those of other cellulosic fibers. Hence, it is necessary to study Lyocell wet processing to determine and characterize variables that have a significant influence on the properties of finished products.
Avinash P. Manian, Thomas Bechtold
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