Nanosols and textiles
The book provides a short introduction to the sol-gel process, principles in modification of the sols and technical details of the application on textiles, covering in particular the chemical content of the topic. New properties of textiles gained from nanosols are summarized and explained in a broa...
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| Format | Electronic eBook |
| Language | English |
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New Jersey :
World Scientific,
©2008.
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| Online Access | Full text |
| ISBN | 9781613440537 1613440537 9789812833518 981283351X 9789812833501 9812833501 |
| Physical Description | 1 online resource (xii, 224 pages) : illustrations (some color) |
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Table of Contents:
- Ch. 1. Nanosol preparation and application. 1.1. General aspects of the preparation of nanosols. 1.2. Modification of nanosols. 1.3. General aspects of the textile coating process with nanosols. 1.4. Application process. 1.5. Fibres derived from sols
- ch. 2. Nanosols and textile properties. 2.1. Mechanical properties. 2.2. Wettability, water absorption and storage properties. 2.3. Appearance. 2.4. Air permeability
- ch. 3. Fibre protection. 3.1. Improved wear-resistance. 3.2. Increased fire resistance or flame retardance. 3.3. Barrier coatings. 3.4. UV protection
- ch. 4. Improved water, oil and soil repellence. 4.1. Hydrophobic coatings. 4.2. Oil and soil repellent coatings. 4.3. Self-cleaning properties
- ch. 5. Changing the light absorption of textiles. 5.1. Dyeing. 5.2. UV protection. 5.3. Photochromic coatings
- ch. 6. Electrical and magnetic properties. 6.1. Antistatic coatings. 6.2. Super-paramagnetic coatings for textile materials
- ch. 7. Bioactive nanosol layers. 7.1. Antimicrobial coatings. 7.2. Oil and flavour releasing coatings. 7.3. Embedding of enzymes and cells
- ch. 8. Applications. 8.1. Wound dressing. 8.2. Protective textiles
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