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Nanofinishing of Textile Materials provides thorough coverage of existing, current and future developments in the field. Sections cover a wide range of nanofinishing mechanism… Read more
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Nanofinishing of Textile Materials provides thorough coverage of existing, current and future developments in the field. Sections cover a wide range of nanofinishing mechanisms for improving the fundamental properties of textiles, such as bleaching, scouring, softening and surface activation. Other sections discuss high-performance properties and conventional attributes, such as waterproofing, fire-retardancy and novel applications, including conductivity and magnetism. With two highly regarded and experienced authors bringing together the latest information on nanofinishing technology, this book is essential reading for scientific researchers, engineers and R&D professionals working on the development of finishes for improving the properties of textiles.
1. Introduction: Textile finishing
2. Nanofinishing: fundamental principles
3. Nano scouring
4. Nano bleaching
5. Nano surface activation
6. Nano softening
7. Nano coating
8. Nano crosslinking
9. Nanofinishes for self-cleaning textiles
10. Antibacterial textile nanofinishes
11. Flame retardant textile nanofinishes
12. Water repellant textile nanofinishes
13. Water proof nanofinishes for textiles
14. Antifouling and soil-repellent textile nanofinishes
15. Sensing nanofinishes for textiles
16. Magnetic nanofinishes for textiles
17. Conductive nanofinishes for textiles
18. Nanofinishes for protective textiles
19. Nano encapsulation techniques for textile finishing
20. Health, safety and environmental aspects of textile nanofinishing
21. Future trends in textile nanofinishing
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Prof. Majid Montazer is a full Professor at the Amirkabir University of Technology in Iran. He graduated from the Textile Engineering Department of the Amirkabir University of Technology (BSc and MSc degrees in Textile Chemistry and Fiber Science). He received his Ph.D. in 1996 from the Textile Institute at Leeds University, UK. Subsequently, he joined the textile department at the Amirkabir University of Technology, Iran, as an assistant professor in 1998. Prof. Montazer has been the corresponding author for about 400 scientific papers and over 11 books/book chapters published by Elsevier. He has received several rewards as the top-cited author from various journals and publications and has also been recognized as one of the best young authors of the year by Elsevier. He is recognized as the top 2% of world scientists.
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