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Exploratory Investigation of Chitosan as Mordant for Eco‐Friendly Antibacterial Printing of Cotton with Natural Dyes

Teli et al., 2013

Document ID: 7439727211286251569
Author: Teli M; Sheikh J; Shastrakar P
Publication year: 2013
Publication venue: Journal of Textiles

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Although a lot of antibacterial finishes are available for cotton, the user safety and durability of the finish are always the important issues. Some of the natural dyes are known to possess antibacterial properties; however, most of them are nonsubstantive. Hence, they are used in …

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