<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p> Polyester fabric was treated with polyvinyl alcohol in alkaline medium. The moisture regain, water retention and wettability of the PVA treated polyester fabric were tested. The PVA treated PET fabric was dyed with disperse dye. The presence of PVA in the treated PET fabric was assessed by spot test. The treated fabric was also characterized by scanning electron microscope, FTIR and differential scanning calorimetry. The PVA treated polyester fabric showed improved hydrophilic character over intact and sodium hydroxide treated PET fabrics.</p></abstract>

Polyester fabric was treated with polyvinyl alcohol in alkaline medium. The moisture regain, water retention and wettability of the PVA treated polyester fabric were tested. The PVA treated PET fabric was dyed with disperse dye. The presence of PVA in the treated PET fabric was assessed by spot test. The treated fabric was also characterized by scanning electron microscope, FTIR and differential scanning calorimetry. The PVA treated polyester fabric showed improved hydrophilic character over intact and sodium hydroxide treated PET fabrics.

Study on the improvement of hydrophilic character on polyvinylalcohol treated polyester fabric

PSG College of Technology, Part Time Scholar

PSG College of Technology, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry and Applied Chemistry

PSG College of Technology, Assistant Professor, Department of Basic Sciences (Chemistry), Coimbatore – 641004, India

Polish Journal of Chemical Technology

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Polyester fabric was treated with polyvinyl alcohol in alkaline medium. The moisture regain, water retention and wettability of the PVA treated polyester...

Study on the improvement of hydrophilic character on polyvinylalcohol treated polyester fabric

Pubblicato online: 11 dic 2014

Pagine: 21 - 27

DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/pjct-2014-0064

© by Jeyakodi Moses J.

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