Development and Experiment of Surface Engineering Technology on Mulberry Silk Brocade Fabrics

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Exploring and using surface engineering technology into the Anti-aging antibacterial mold of mulberry silk brocade fabrics through multiple dipping and padding to carry out limited permeation and effective bonding strength on material surface. It has obvious effect on antibiotic action and less effect on the silk materials’ original performance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 314-316)

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17-22

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August 2011

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