A poly(allylamine hydrochloride)/poly(styrene sulfonate) microcapsule-coated cotton fabric for stimulus-responsive textiles
Zhiqi Zhao, Qiujin Li, Jixian Gong, Zheng Li, Jianfei Zhang
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Zhiqi Zhao, Qiujin Li, Jixian Gong, Zheng Li, Jianfei Zhang
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, drugs, dyes, natural herbs, or perfumes, could be stored into the LBL microcapsules for a relatively long time, constantly releasing them from the coated textiles. Since LBL microcapsules were easy to combine with fabrics, this study provided a feasible approach for the preparation of functional stimulus-responsive textiles.
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, drugs, dyes, natural herbs, or perfumes, could be stored into the LBL microcapsules for a relatively long time, constantly releasing them from the coated textiles. Since LBL microcapsules were easy to combine with fabrics, this study provided a feasible approach for the preparation of functional stimulus-responsive textiles.
Key concepts: Allylamine, Sulfonate, Styrene, Polymer chemistry, Polymer science, Hydrochloride, Materials science, Chemical engineering