Plasma surface functionalization and dyeing kinetics of Pan-Pmma copolymers.

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Title: Plasma surface functionalization and dyeing kinetics of Pan-Pmma copolymers.
Authors: Labay, C.1, Canal, C.2,3, Rodríguez, C.1, Caballero, G.1, Canal, J.M.1 canal@etp.upc.edu
Source: Applied Surface Science. Oct2013, Vol. 283, p269-275. 7p.
Subjects: Plasma surface alloying, Chemical kinetics, Copolymers, Acrylic fibers, Dyes & dyeing, Temperature effect
Abstract: Highlights: [•] Amplify knowledge about plasma-treated surface modifications with dyestuff molecule. [•] Acrylic fiber surface modification by corona plasma treatment. [•] Plasma main effects: ablation, plasma-migration, functionalization of the surface. [•] Study of the kinetics of the dyeing process of acrylic fiber under T g temperature. [•] Initial rate of dyeing and dyestuff exhaustion increased by plasma treatment. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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