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Ionic crosslinking of cotton
By :   Peter J. Hauser, C. Brent Smith, Mohamed M. Hashem
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Conclusions


Wrinkle resistance in cellulosic fabrics can be achieved with ionic crosslinks. Carboxymethylated woven cotton fabric treated with cationized chitosan showed significant increases in wrinkle angle recovery without strength loss. This process allows for enhanced wrinkle resistance without the chance of formaldehyde release.


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Acknowledgment


The authors thank Dow Chemical Company for financial support and nitrogen analyses.



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