Printed cotton fabrics with antibacterial properties based on honey gum containing printing paste formulation

Ramadan, Mohmmed A; El-Khatib, E. M.; Nassar, S. H.; Montaser, A.S.; Kantouch, F.

doi:10.21608/ejchem.2019.18110.2105

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“…It has been shown that the high phenol and avonoid content of propolis can be an environmentally friendly alternative antibacterial agent (Oliveira et al 2016). Some studies have reported that antibacterial properties of textile materials can improve propolis which can be used as an environmentally friendly antibacterial agent (Yaman Turan et al 2021;Ramadan et al 2019).…”

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Comparing of anti-microbial properties of propolis and silver active agent doped cotton fabric

Turan

Korcan

AYDIN

2023

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The aim of this study is to examine the anti-hygenic properties and washing resistance of cotton fabrics coated with propolis-loaded hydrogel. The anti-hygenic effect of AgNO3, which is frequently used as an antimicrobial agent in textile materials, and the antimicrobial effect of propolis were compared in this study for the first time. PVA and NaCMC were used for hydrogel production due to their biocompatibility and non-toxicity. The efficacy of propolis or AgNO3-doped hydrogel-impregnated cotton fabrics against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria and Candida albicans fungus was investigated and compared with each other. As a result of the assessments, it was determined that propolis was a natural antibacterial agent that can be an alternative to AgNO3. When the content of the active substance used increased, so did the antibacterial effect and washing resistance. While SEM images were used to display the hydrogel coating, SEM-EDX was used to determine the silver content in the silver-doped layers. ATR-FTIR results also support the flavonoid and phenol contents in the structure of propolis. The changes in the basic comfort properties of the products were found at acceptable levels.

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Comparing of anti-microbial properties of propolis and silver active agent doped cotton fabric

Turan

Korcan

AYDIN

2023

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“…Many scientists are eager to use materials that have never been employed in the textile industry, like nano-metallic particles, to treat textiles and give them functional capabilities. [19].…”

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Effect of an Eco-friendly Treatment on wetting resistance of Knitted Cellulosic Fabrics

Salman,

Abd El-Aziz

2023

Egypt. J. Chem.

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Cellulosic fabrics are known for comfortability, absorption, softness, and sustainability, which give them an advantage over synthetic fibres. But these fabrics are easily wetted by water due to hydroxyl groups in cellulose molecules. This feature is undesirable in rainwear, self-cleaning coatings, and bandages that require water repellence. The purpose of this study is to develop the water-repellence of cellulosic fabrics without affecting their breathability. In this study; three cellulosic fabrics (Tencel, Viscose, Cotton) with interlock construction were manufactured with yarn count (30/1 Ne). these fabrics were treated with propolis eco-friendly material to enhance water repellency for special use. Treatment concentrations of 1%, 5%, and 10% were applied. Manufactured and treated fabrics were tested for thickness, weight increase, air permeability, and moisture management properties. Regression analysis was applied to ensure the significance of results and to suppose regression equations for predicting the properties of treated cellulosic fabrics. From the results, the main aim of the research for enhancing the water repellency of cellulosic fabrics without affecting breathability was achieved. The effect of different concentrations of treatment was found to be significant on thickness, weight increase, and all moisture management measurements, but it has a non-significant effect on the air permeability of the fabric. Tencel fabrics treated with propolis at a concentration of 10% gave the highest rank in all properties, followed by viscose fabrics treated with a concentration of 10%, then cotton fabrics treated with a concentration of 10% as well, although the Tencel and viscose fabrics with a treatment concentration of 10% reached 100% of wet resistance. Zero penetration of water from the top of the fabric to the bottom, but the cotton fabric sample did not reach this percentage, despite the improvement in the wettability property without reaching this percentage.

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“…Cotton fabric in contact with the human body, it offers an environment for microbial growth as it has a large surface area, absorbs moisture and retains oxygen and other possible nutrients [1]. Thus, awareness has been growing for the production of medical textiles [2][3][4][5].…”

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Color data and antibacterial properties of smart Ag/polypyrrole-nanocoated cotton fabric

Ahmed

2020

Egypt. J. Chem.

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Printed cotton fabrics with antibacterial properties based on honey gum containing printing paste formulation

Cited by 6 publications

References 11 publications

Comparing of anti-microbial properties of propolis and silver active agent doped cotton fabric

Comparing of anti-microbial properties of propolis and silver active agent doped cotton fabric

Effect of an Eco-friendly Treatment on wetting resistance of Knitted Cellulosic Fabrics

Color data and antibacterial properties of smart Ag/polypyrrole-nanocoated cotton fabric

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