This book provides an overview of the chemistry of the textiles industry with emphasis on practical aspects of the subject. The impact of textile processing on the environment and the development of environmentally friendly processing is also discussed.
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fabric washing products, dye desorption, fibrillation damage, direct cotton dyes, dyeing behaviour, reductive bleaching, coated and laminated fabrics, thiourea dioxide, full bleaching, shear hysteresis, maximum whiteness, wool bleaching, sequential oxidative, harsh handle, sulphur dyes, bleaching systems, fatty soils, fibre swelling, textile technologist, cellulosic fibres, azoic dyes, conventional bleaching, resin finishing, textile substrates, dye anions Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Textile Research Journal, International Wool Secretariat, American Dyestuff Reporter, Academic Press, Journal of Coated Fabrics, The Textile Institute, Marcel Dekker, Review of Progress, Direct Red, Surfactant Science Series, International Textile Reports, Acid Red, Wool Science Review, Chlorine Hercosett, Melliand Textilberichte, Abdel Hafiz, John Wiley, Congo Red, Registered Trade Mark, Wool Text, North Carolina, New Zealand, Textile Chemistry, Whiteness Index Browse Sample Pages:
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fabric washing products, dye desorption, fibrillation damage, direct cotton dyes, dyeing behaviour, reductive bleaching, coated and laminated fabrics, thiourea dioxide, full bleaching, shear hysteresis, maximum whiteness, wool bleaching, sequential oxidative, harsh handle, sulphur dyes, bleaching systems, fatty soils, fibre swelling, textile technologist, cellulosic fibres, azoic dyes, conventional bleaching, resin finishing, textile substrates, dye anions Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Textile Research Journal, International Wool Secretariat, American Dyestuff Reporter, Academic Press, Journal of Coated Fabrics, The Textile Institute, Marcel Dekker, Review of Progress, Direct Red, Surfactant Science Series, International Textile Reports, Acid Red, Wool Science Review, Chlorine Hercosett, Melliand Textilberichte, Abdel Hafiz, John Wiley, Congo Red, Registered Trade Mark, Wool Text, North Carolina, New Zealand, Textile Chemistry, Whiteness Index Browse Sample Pages:
Front Cover | Table of Contents | First Pages | Index | Back Cover | Surprise Me!
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- on page 77, and page 79
- Coated and Laminated Textiles by Walter Fung on page 77, and page 79
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