The domestic and industrial utilization of cotton fiber is largely restricted primarily due to its
highly flammable nature. Although halogen-based molecules impart appreciable flame …

Polymeric materials featuring excellent flame retardancy are essential for applications
requiring high levels of fire safety, while those based on biopolymers are highly favored due …

An environmentally benign nanocoating for flame retardant cotton was developed by pairing
positively charged egg white proteins (EWP) and a negatively charged mixture of …

The flammability of polyester textiles remains a significant challenge that must be overcome
to allow their use in a variety of clothing and upholstery applications. In this work, water …

Phosphorus-containing polymers are very promising because of the versatility of their
applications. Polyphosphates and polyphosphonates are well-known for their excellent fire …

The traditional proban finishing technology can impart cotton fabrics with excellent flame
retardance and durability. However, the technology is complex and needs special …

Poor antimicrobial activity and lack of protection against UV irradiation are weaknesses of
cotton textiles. In an attempt to impart superior antimicrobial and UV‐protective properties to …

The flammability of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum) is a significant concern for technical
applications, prompting ongoing research into solutions to mitigate this risk. Traditional …

Abstract This Assessment Update by the Environmental Effects Assessment Panel (EEAP) of
the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) considers the interactive effects of …

Creating durable flame retardancy, enhanced mechanical performance, and hydrophilic
polyamide 6.6 (PA6. 6) textiles via cost-effectiveness from sustainable renewable sources is …