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Studies on dyeing of wool fabrics treated with Chitosan

Zhongxiu Zhang

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In this paper, the dyeing behaviors of wool fabrics treated with chitosan by following factors, deacetylation degree, concentration, pH value, temperature. The results showed that upgrading the concentration or deacetylation degree can increase fixing rate and K/S value. Chitosan also had no greatly effect on color fastness. Molecular weight of chitosan had no effects.

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In this paper, the dyeing behaviors of wool fabrics treated with chitosan by following factors, deacetylation degree, concentration, pH value, temperature. The results showed that upgrading the concentration or deacetylation degree can increase fixing rate and K/S value. Chitosan also had no greatly effect on color fastness. Molecular weight of chitosan had no effects.

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In this paper, the dyeing behaviors of wool fabrics treated with chitosan by following factors, deacetylation degree, concentration, pH value, temperature. The results showed that upgrading the concentration or deacetylation degree can increase fixing rate and K/S value. Chitosan also had no greatly effect on color fastness. Molecular weight of chitosan had no effects.

Key concepts: Chitosan, Dyeing, Wool, Materials science, Polymer chemistry, Composite material, Pulp and paper industry, Acetylation

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