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Studies on Application of Aroma Finish on Silk Fabric

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Aromatic treatments on textiles have gained importance in the recent years. In the present article work has been done on fragrance finish application on silk material. Silk is an expensive natural fibre used for apparel purpose and known for its feel and appeal. Incorporation of fragrance material in silk product, will add more value to it. Present work focuses to impart durable aroma finish for silk products to be home washed or subjected to dry cleaning. Microencapsulated aroma chemical has been used for the treatment. Impregnation method, Exhaust method, Dip–Pad–Dry method and Spray method have been used to see the influence of application method on the uptake and performance. Evaluation of the aroma treated material has been done through subjective evaluation as per Odor Intensity Reference Scaling (OIRS). Effect of the aroma finishing on the physical properties of the fabric has also been studied. No adverse effect has been observed on the stiffness of the fabric after the aroma treatment.

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Authors like to thank Resil Chemicals Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore for supplying different aroma chemicals for conducting the experiments.

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Hipparagi, S.A., Srinivasa, T., Das, B. et al. Studies on Application of Aroma Finish on Silk Fabric. J. Inst. Eng. India Ser. E 97, 159–165 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s40034-016-0082-8

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