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Study of Sorption of Viscose—Polyamide and Viscose—Polyester Composite Fibres

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The use of composite viscose—polyamide and viscose—polyester fibres significantly improves the comfort properties of fabrics and knits. The sorption power of the composite fibres is higher the higher the viscose component content is, since polyester and polyamide fibres are almost nonhygroscopic. Increasing the relative humidity from 66 to 98% increases the moisture content of these fibres by 2-3 times.

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  1. Moscow State Textile University, Russia

    V. A. Rodionov & E. V. Illarionova

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Rodionov, V.A., Illarionova, E.V. Study of Sorption of Viscose—Polyamide and Viscose—Polyester Composite Fibres. Fibre Chemistry 33, 440–441 (2001). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015094914507

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