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Comparison among testing standards for color fastness and analysis of common fastness problems

Huang Lin

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Nowadays,people are more concerned about the color fastness of textiles,such as soaping fastness,rubbing fastness,light fastness,water fastness,and perspiration fastness.Common testing standards of the above color fastness were introduced,technical conditions of different standards were compared,and influencing factors and control methods were analyzed.

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Nowadays,people are more concerned about the color fastness of textiles,such as soaping fastness,rubbing fastness,light fastness,water fastness,and perspiration fastness.Common testing standards of the above color fastness were introduced,technical conditions of different standards were compared,and influencing factors and control methods were analyzed.

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Nowadays,people are more concerned about the color fastness of textiles,such as soaping fastness,rubbing fastness,light fastness,water fastness,and perspiration fastness.Common testing standards of the above color fastness were introduced,technical conditions of different standards were compared,and influencing factors and control methods were analyzed.

Key concepts: Perspiration, Rubbing, Materials science, Composite material

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