Study on the Preparation of New Thickener in Reactive Printing

Yan Jun Tan; Chang Nan Liu; Xiu Na Chen; Jia Li Ma

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.842.52

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Study on the Preparation of New Thickener in Reactive Printing

Abstract:

As thickener in reactive printing, sodium alginate had the following disadvantages, bad rheology, edge infiltration of the printed fine pattern, large flower permeability etc. Taking starch as raw material, Taking starch as raw material, we adopted stepwise alkaline process in this paper to prepare modified starch as the printing paste, in order to improve sodium alginate paste. to select suitable new printing paste to print fine pattern. We tested the physical properties such as viscosity, rheology, holding water etc,