1. Development of cellulose textile materials containing chitosan and crab hepatopancreas proteolytic complex and study of their properties

   • A. A. Belov
   • E. N. Belova
   • N. S. Markvichev

   TEXTIL’ — 2006. Articles Based on the Proceedings of the All-Russian Scientific and Technical Conference “ Modern Technologies and Equipment in the Textile Industry” (Moscow State Textile University, November, 2006) Pages: 263 - 267

2. New medical materials with an integral lasting effect based on fibre-forming polymers

   • E. O. Medusheva
   • V. N. Filatov
   • A. A. Avagyan

   OriginalPaper Pages: 268 - 271

3. Fabrication of sorption-active nonwoven materials

   • O. A. Golikova
   • E. B. Malyukova
   • V. V. Matveev

   OriginalPaper Pages: 272 - 274

4. Young’s modulus of highly oriented polypropylene films

   • V. P. Levin
   • P. I. Ivashkin

   OriginalPaper Pages: 275 - 278

5. Prediction of the breaking load of viscose yarn with adhesive bonding of fibres

   • V. A. Borisov
   • A. N. Chernikov

   OriginalPaper Pages: 279 - 280

6. Experimental study of the thermophysical properties of carbon fibres

   • L. I. Zhmakin
   • I. V. Kozyrev
   • K. A. Kirokosyan

   OriginalPaper Pages: 281 - 284

7. Theoretical principles of experimental determination of fibre flexural rigidity

   • V. P. Shcherbakov
   • I. B. Tsyganov
   • T. I. Polyakova

   OriginalPaper Pages: 285 - 288

8. Processing fibre-forming polymers in helical flow

   • A. S. Belousov
   • B. S. Sazhin
   • Aleksandr V. Lopakov

   OriginalPaper Pages: 289 - 292

9. Evaluation of the adhesive-self-adhesive properties of disperse fibre-forming polymers

   • B. S. Sazhin
   • L. B. Dmitrieva
   • M. B. Sazhina

   OriginalPaper Pages: 293 - 299

10. Method of assessing the fit of market segments

    • O. S. Oleneva
    • T. V. Kuz’menko

    OriginalPaper Pages: 300 - 303

11. Determination of factors of the competitive position of a company manufacturing chemical fibres

    • N. S. Ivashchenko
    • K. E. Papenkova

    OriginalPaper Pages: 304 - 307

12. Physicochemical principles of spinning of natural fibroin fibres and ways of utilizing them in developing chemical fibre technology. Part 1. Principles of formation of fibres and fibre materials in nature. Spinning of natural fibroin fibres

    • K. E. Perepelkin

    Chemistry and Technology of Chemical Fibres Pages: 308 - 317

13. Surface modification and dyeing of polyester fibres using magnetically activated aqueous solutions

    • M. V. Konovalova
    • Yu. M. Rabaeva

    OriginalPaper Pages: 318 - 321

14. Study of the possibility of obtaining viscose fibre with biologically active properties by a continuous method

    • T. N. Yudanova
    • E. V. Andreeva
    • L. S. Gal’braikh

    OriginalPaper Pages: 322 - 326

15. Sorption of synthetic surfactants by “Policon” materials

    • M. M. Kardash
    • N. B. Fedorchenko
    • O. V. Nikiforova

    Materials Science Pages: 327 - 331

16. Filtering properties of nap-raised nonwoven materials

    • V. G. Nazaraov
    • A. V. Platonov
    • E. S. Bokova

    OriginalPaper Pages: 332 - 335

17. New types and properties of dryer-conveyor canvas for production of cardboard

    • A. V. Gusakov
    • K. E. Perepelkin

    OriginalPaper Pages: 336 - 339

18. Possible replacement of carbon tetrachloride with other solvents in determination of the oiling agent content in chemical fibres

    • T. I. Samsonova
    • O. A. Roshchina
    • O. K. Koz’yakova

    Methods of Investigation on Elaboration of the Intergovernmental Standard “Chemical Fibres. Methods of Determination of the Mass Fraction of Oiling Agent” Pages: 340 - 343

19. Determination of the composition of condensate after physicochemical treatment in production of capron fibre

    • A. G. Venediktova
    • A. V. Novikov
    • V. M. Barantsev

    OriginalPaper Pages: 344 - 350

20. Uncertainty in assessing the quality of the results of measurements

    • A. F. Vasil’ev
    • M. M. Shablygin
    • A. P. Ivanov

    OriginalPaper Pages: 351 - 353