A plasma-assisted chitosan surface treatment claims to significantly cut synthetic microfibre release from polyester fabric
TURIN – Researchers have demonstrated that applying a plasma-assisted chitosan finish to polyester fabric can reduce the release of synthetic microfibres (MPFs) during laundering.
The study evaluated several plasma-assisted chemical surface modifications on 100% polyester interlock knitted fabric — one of the most widely used synthetic fabrics in apparel production.
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