Comparative Study of Gardenia Yellow Dye Adsorption on Cotton Fiber Surface with Reactive and Non-Reactive Modification
p.212
p.212
A "Paper-Press" Finish to Wool Fabric Using the Pressure Decatiser
p.217
p.217
Methods to Determine Beta-Cyclodextrin on Fabric
p.222
p.222
Preparation of PNIPAAm Grafted Cotton via O2 Plasma and its Thermal Sensitivity
p.226
p.226
Designing Energy-Storage Devices from Textile Materials
p.231
p.231
Shape Memory Finishing of Wool Fabrics and Garments
p.235
p.235
A Study on Process Parameters for Plasma Pre-Treatment of Cotton Fiber Prior to Titanium Dioxide Wrinkle-Resistant Treatment
p.239
p.239
A Study on Process Parameters for Imparting Hydrophobic Effect on Cotton Fiber with CF4-Plasma Treatment
p.244
p.244
Surface Treatment of Wool to Achieve Hydrophilic Fibre and the Effect on Subsequent Dyeing and Protease Treatment
p.249
p.249
Designing Energy-Storage Devices from Textile Materials
Abstract:
Research and development in textiles have gone beyond the conventional applications as clothing and furnishing materials; for example, the convergence of textiles, nanotechnologies, and energy science opens up the opportunity to take on one of the major challenges in the 21st century energy. This presentation addresses the development of high-energy lithium-ion batteries using electrospun nanofibers.
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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 441)
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231-234
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