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Introduction to Biopolymers and Their Potential in the Textile Industry

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Biopolymers are polymers obtained from some living organisms; therefore, they are recyclable and biocompatible; moreover, they have a variety of efficient groups permitting the resistor of the boundary through nanofillers and the multistate assembly. They discover usage in various manufacturing reaching from nutrition engineering to manufacturing, packing and biomedical industry. Biopolymers are capable materials due to their appearances, comparable profusion, biocompatibility and sole properties alike non-toxicity etc. have been used during many textile industrialized processes. They have been used as necessary agents, i.e., chitosan and smoothing representatives, i.e., fiber ethers, to permute the coloring process, which results in quickness and an extra uniform shade in the completed textiles. Biopolymers are actual much compulsory in the future as they are an illumination to lime and sustainable environment. They are biodegradable, renewable and their building produces less glasshouse air. This work will focus on a brief overview of biopolymers and their actual role in the fabric industry.

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Kiran, S., Shahzaib, Iqbal, S., Munir, B., Hafiz, I. (2024). Introduction to Biopolymers and Their Potential in the Textile Industry. In: Ahmed, S., Shabbir, M. (eds) Biopolymers in the Textile Industry. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-97-0684-6_1

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