2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2008.01.005
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Ozone treatment of Angora rabbit fiber

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“…This is because methanol is a hydroxyl radical scavenger [9] and prevents cellulose degradation in cotton fabric [9] as brought about by ozone due to its strong oxidation potential and its reaction chemistry which causes it to split to nascent oxygen atom rapidly generating free radicals like OH, HO 2 , HO 3 , HO 4 , RO, etc. [2] by interacting with all the intervening and the intermediate organic compounds as well as water [2,11,12], by increasing ozone selectivity [9], by chelating with the free radicals, inhibiting cellulose degradation by reducing its availability to ozone [13].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…This is because methanol is a hydroxyl radical scavenger [9] and prevents cellulose degradation in cotton fabric [9] as brought about by ozone due to its strong oxidation potential and its reaction chemistry which causes it to split to nascent oxygen atom rapidly generating free radicals like OH, HO 2 , HO 3 , HO 4 , RO, etc. [2] by interacting with all the intervening and the intermediate organic compounds as well as water [2,11,12], by increasing ozone selectivity [9], by chelating with the free radicals, inhibiting cellulose degradation by reducing its availability to ozone [13].…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ozone has been proved to give high bleaching efficiency in all these contexts; not only for cotton [1][2][3] but for other types of natural fabric; such as Angora rabbit fiber [4], jute [5] wool, silk, nylon and even for paper pulp [6]. Ozone, rather, has long been in use for pulp bleaching; earlier, in Totally Chlorine Free (TCF) paper pulp production due to the benefits of improved selectivity, brightness, production economy and stability, and after reduction in market value of the TCF pulp, in Elemental Chlorine Free (ECF) sequences [6].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Aynı zamanda kalın lifler deride kaşıntı hissi verebilirler. [12] Angora liflerinin incelik değerleri iyi kaşmir liflerine yakın değerdedir (14-16 µm) [23]. Lüks liflerden incelik olarak en iyi olanı, misk öküzünün kıllarıdır.…”
Section: A2 Lüks Li̇fleri̇n İnceli̇k öZelli̇kleri̇ne Göre Farkliliklariunclassified
“…Angora liflerinin yoğunluğunun düşük olmasından dolayı (1.15-1.18 g/cm 3 ) bu liflerden yapılma kumaşlar çok hafiftirler. Aynı zamanda sıcak tutan kumaşlar elde edilir [23]. Angora lifleri genelde yün ile karışım halinde piyasada bulunur [3].…”
Section: A8 Lüks Li̇fleri̇n Di̇ğer Fi̇zi̇ksel Farkliliklariunclassified
“…Average annual income from fibre was US$ 1 112.03 on small, US$ 3 164.86 on medium and US$ 6 698.74 on large farms with small farms earning US$ $ 20.77 per kg of fibre sold, medium farms US$ 73.38 and large farms US$ 24.93 (Artukoglu et al 2007). Treating Angora fibre with ozone increases its whiteness and dyeability with best degree of whiteness and colour yields being obtained by ozonation at 23-25 °C with water at pH 7 and 60 % water pickup value (Perincek 2008). Feeding 2 mg/kg live weight of doxorubin for three weeks to reduce fibre loss in Angoras resulted in a fibre weight increase of 167 % between weeks 2 and 5 (Powis & Kooistra 1987).…”
Section: Production and Usementioning
confidence: 99%