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Effect of ionizing radiation on the spectral and electrical properties of clean NH3-mercerized cotton fabric strips

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Several samples of native (untreated), mercerized prior to ammonia treatment and ammonia-treated Egyptian cotton fabric strips have been prepared. On these samples several measurements were carried out, including infrared and electronic absorption spectroscopy, temperature dependent DC electric conductivity measurements and γ-radiation exposure. Detailed accounts of the spectral properties and phase constitution of NH3-treated cotton celluloses were correlated with their electrical properties. Finally, the mechanism of electric conduction in NH3-treated Egyptian fabric strips was put forward and correlated for the first time with the spectral properties and phase constitution of cotton textiles.

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Sakran, M.A. Effect of ionizing radiation on the spectral and electrical properties of clean NH3-mercerized cotton fabric strips. Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Chemistry Letters 213, 51–63 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02162485

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