Chemical processing of fibers and fabrics : functional finishes
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Chemical processing of fibers and fabrics : functional finishes
(Handbook of fiber science and technology, v. 2)(International fiber science and technology series / series editor, Menachem Lewin, 2)
M. Dekker, c1983-
- pt. A
- pt. B
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Tokyo Institute of Technology Ookayama Library
pt. A586.11/H/2A115127713,
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Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology Koganei Library
pt. A586/HM250177437,
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Description and Table of Contents
Description
Continuing the outstanding coverage from Part A, the authoritative information inFunctional Finishes, Part B makes your work with fibers and fabrics cost-effective ...offers practical guidance in finishing techniques-including flame retardancy, water andoil repellency, soil release, electroconductivity, and radiation ... and eases your continuingstudy of this expanding field with numerous, current references-with manyoriginal findings not previously cited.As new advances widen the scope of this field, each volume of Handbook of Fiber Scienceand Technology becomes an indispensable acquisition for researchers. Textile ,fiber, polymer, organic, physical, and biological chemists; textile finishers and chemicalmanufacturers; R & D personnel in the polymer, fiber, chemical, and textile industries;plastics and chemical engineers; materials scientists; and wood and paper technologistswill find them essential references. They are also superior sources of supplementaryreading for graduate and advanced undergraduate courses in polymer, fiber, and textilechemistry and technology ; chemical processing of fibers, chemical technology andengineering, and polymer processing.
Table of Contents
About the Series, Introduction to the Handbook, Introduction to Volumes I and II, Preface, Contributors, Contents of Other Volumes, 1. Flame Retardance of Fabrics, 2. Repellent Finishes, 3. Soil-Release Finishes, 4. Antistatic Treatment, 5. The Chemical Technology of Wool Finishing, 6. Radiation Processing, Index
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