Conventional cotton dyeing methods rely on high salt concentrations and consume large
amounts of water. To decrease the ecological impact of the textile industry, the development …

Dyeing processes of various yarns (wool, cotton, polyester, nylon 6 and acrylic) were studied
with the aim to substitute some auxiliary agents with ethanol at low concentration. The …

An attempt has been taken to reformulate the dyeing process of cotton fabric with the aim of
reducing the environmental pollution with economic advantages by the substitution of …

The successful attachment of semiconducting BiOCl and TiO 2 nanoparticles to cotton fibers
by in situ approaches is reported. The influence of the experimental conditions required for …

In the textile industries Wool/Cotton blend is no doubt the oldest fibre combination of all,
however, the wool is not readily available and is very expensive. In the long run it is …

The relation between cotton fiber properties and dye-ability has been studied for eight
Egyptian cotton varieties representing a wide range of fiber properties grown during four …