Waste-Derived Cellulosic Fibers and Their Applications

Microstructured fibers and their applications

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The Application of Anions to Nonionic Fibers: Cellulosic Fibers and their Sorption of Anions

(2) Color Measurement and Control (3) Pigments, Pigmentation and Polypropylene An inspection of the titles will reveal that four of the sections deal with the mechanism of dye transport to the fiber surfaces and into the fiber, while nine others deal with the chemical technology rics associated with particular dye application categories. Some readers will be more interested in technology than m...

Mortar composite based on wet oxidative degraded cellulosic spinney waste fibers

Textile industry has become an essential part of modern society, and waste production is an inevitable outcome of the developmental activities. Present paper outlines a direct approach toward a real problem of managing spinney waste fibers generated during textile industry. Simultaneously, shortage in landfill disposal space is another trouble associated with dumping of these hazardous wastes. ...

Step-Index PMMA Fibers and Their Applications

Cellulosic Fibers: Role of Matrix Polysaccharides in Structure and Function

Cellulose, being the major cell wall component and the most abundant organic matter, produced by living organisms, is not uniformly distributed within plant tissues. There are numerous cells, like the parenchyma ones, which even at maturity have thin cell wall. Thick cell walls are characteristic for the tissues with mechanical function. Among those, there are cell walls, which contain several ...