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Foam-dyeing. Part I: The application of some reactive dyes to cotton fabrics

Author: Van der Walt, GHJ ; Van Rensburg, NJJ Date: May 1985 Different cotton fabrics, ranging from 91 to 330 g/m, were foam-dyed on a laboratory scale FFT machine using various reactive dyes. Read more
Liquid ammonia mercerisation of cotton. Part II: The influence of anhydrous liquid ammonia on the dimensional stability of cotton fabrics

Author: Barkenhuysen, FA Date: Mar 1976 Cotton fabrics of different structures and densities were treated with liquid ammonia. Read more
Resin treatment of cotton fabrics in the slack state in liquid ammonia

Author: Barkenhuysen, FA ; Van Rensburg, NJJ Date: May 1980 Lightweight and heavyweight cotton fabrics were treated in the slack state with a solution of DMHEU resin and NH4NO3 catalyst in liquid ammonia. Read more

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Browsing South African Wool and Textile Research Institute (SAWTRI) Collection by Subject "Cotton fabrics"

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