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Influence of dielectric barrier discharge treatment on mechanical and dyeing properties of wool

Navik et al., 2018

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15072961437762269245
Author
Navik R
Shafi S
Alam M
Farooq M
Lin L
Cai Y
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Plasma Science and Technology

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Physical and chemical properties of wool surface significantly affect the absorbency, rate of dye bath exhaustion and fixation of the industrial dyes. Hence, surface modification is a necessary operation prior to coloration process in wool wet processing industries. Plasma …
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