Chemical structure and processing of silk yarn
舒正 北条
Abstract
舒正 北条
Abstract
Part 1 Chemical structure of silk yarn: chemical structure of silk fibroin chemical and structural characteristics of wild cocoon and silk chemical and structural characteristics of silk sericin synthesis and conformation of the model compounds for crystalline part of bombyx mori polyamino acid fibres as the silk models mechanical denaturation of the model compounds for silk fibroin in solutions metal complexes of silk protein adsorption behaviour of metal ions on silk and their effect on the photo-degradation of silk. Part 2 Processing of silk yarn and silk fabric: handling of silk fabrics physical analysis of the gloss and scrooping sound of silk size structure of raw silk thread chemistry of silk dyeing tin-weighting of silk chemical finishing of silk fibre - the chemical modification with epoxy compounds in the wet process.
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Part 1 Chemical structure of silk yarn: chemical structure of silk fibroin chemical and structural characteristics of wild cocoon and silk chemical and structural characteristics of silk sericin synthesis and conformation of the model compounds for crystalline part of bombyx mori polyamino acid fibres as the silk models mechanical denaturation of the model compounds for silk fibroin in solutions metal complexes of silk protein adsorption behaviour of metal ions on silk and their effect on the photo-degradation of silk. Part 2 Processing of silk yarn and silk fabric: handling of silk fabrics physical analysis of the gloss and scrooping sound of silk size structure of raw silk thread chemistry of silk dyeing tin-weighting of silk chemical finishing of silk fibre - the chemical modification with epoxy compounds in the wet process.
Key concepts: SILK, Fibroin, Sericin, Dyeing, Bombyx mori, Materials science, Polymer science, Yarn