2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.reactfunctpolym.2022.105438
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One-pot preparation of cotton fibers with simultaneous enhanced durable flame-retardant and antibacterial properties by grafting copolymerized with vinyl monomers

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“…Ongoing attempts are being made to enhance the ame retardancy of cotton, which has led the market and accounted for more than a 39% share of the global textile revenue in 2021. Therefore, various technologies have been utilized to decrease the ammability of cotton, such as dip-coating (Li et al 2019), layer-by-layer coating (Shi et al 2022), graft polymerization (Duan et al 2022), plasma treatment (Lazar et al 2020), chemical vapor deposition (Hilt et al 2014), UV-curable coatings (Zhang et al 2021b), radiation grafting (Verma and Kaur 2012), and microwave treatment (Yu et al 2021). Among these techniques, the one-pot dip-coating ber treatment approach is simple, affordable, controlled, and more effective for uniformly applying ame retardants to fabrics (Maksym et al 2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ongoing attempts are being made to enhance the ame retardancy of cotton, which has led the market and accounted for more than a 39% share of the global textile revenue in 2021. Therefore, various technologies have been utilized to decrease the ammability of cotton, such as dip-coating (Li et al 2019), layer-by-layer coating (Shi et al 2022), graft polymerization (Duan et al 2022), plasma treatment (Lazar et al 2020), chemical vapor deposition (Hilt et al 2014), UV-curable coatings (Zhang et al 2021b), radiation grafting (Verma and Kaur 2012), and microwave treatment (Yu et al 2021). Among these techniques, the one-pot dip-coating ber treatment approach is simple, affordable, controlled, and more effective for uniformly applying ame retardants to fabrics (Maksym et al 2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%