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Research Progress in Thermal Functional Fibers. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Zheng H, Yang X, Wang C, Xu Y, Chen H, Zhang T, Zheng X.   +6 more
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Investigating the Degradation of Historical Man-Made Cellulose-Derived Textiles via Accelerated Ageing. [PDF]

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Garner L, Da Ros S, Curran K.
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Selective Elastane Removal Using DMSO-DBN Under Moderate Temperatures: From Pure Filaments to Cotton/Polyester Blends. [PDF]

Polymers (Basel)
Azevedo T, Silva AC, Chaves DM, Fangueiro R, Ferreira DP.   +4 more
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走査電子顕微鏡による布上の人体汚れの観察 : 表皮角質層汚れを中心として (英文) [PDF]

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Carbon-nanotube yarns induce axonal regeneration in peripheral nerve defect

Carbon-nanotube yarns induce axonal regeneration in peripheral nerve defect
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Adsorption of iodine from aqueous solutions by samples of tire yarn from regenerated cellulose

Journal of Polymer Science Part A-2 Polymer Physics, 1967
AbstractThe adsorption of iodine by rayon tire yarn samples from aqueous solutions in which the concentration of iodide and triiodide ions is suppressed was studied. Fowler and Guggenheim's model of adsorption on regular localized monolayers appeared to be applicable to the adsorption phenomena considered. It is concluded that adsorption takes place on
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Iron as a factor in the thermal degradation of regenerated-cellulose yarn

Fibre Chemistry, 1980
A. S. Shevchenko, V. I. Nepochatykh, N. A. Bandura, A. T. Vlasyuk, T. G. Volkova   +4 more
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FORTISAN® (REGENERATED CELLULOSE YARN), A NEW SUTURE MATERIAL

Archives of Surgery, 1950
THE USE of nonabsorbable suture material in surgery is more and more encroaching on the domain of surgical gut. Long ago Kocher 1 and Halsted 2 focused attention on the use of silk, while Meade and Ochsner 3 and Meade and Long 4 have demonstrated the superiority of cotton.
J K, NARAT, A F, CIPOLLA, J P, CANGELOSI
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Quality variations in regenerated cellulose and acetate fibres and yarns

Fibre Chemistry, 1974
Fibre quality has improved appreciably, tenacity norms are higher, and the norms for irregularity of individual fibre properties and the permitted proportion of fibre faults have been reduced but the fibres and yarns now being produced still fail to meet the increasingly stringent specifications imposed by the users.
A. Ya. Lyalyushkin, A. A. Rogovina, M. M. Panfilova, N. P. Smirnova, E. F. Fedorova   +4 more
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Preparation and properties of flame-retardant regenerated fiber/meta-aramid core-spun yarn

Journal of the Textile Institute
Jingxian Luo, Xia Wei, Qingqing Kang
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