Compatibility with other textile

Features Highly resist, to washing and dry cleaning, while retaining initial clear finish compat. with other textile auxs. contains no formalin or derivs. Properties Lt. yel. transparent liq. readily sol. in cold water pH = 8.5... 

Another point of great interest was the compatibility with other textile chemicals. The trimethoxysilane group exhibits very high reactivity and it cannot be easily estimated whether the products react with one another in an undesirable way in the bath before or during the application. Compatibility tests were performed using in each case an amount of 0.5% Sanitized T 99-19, which contains 50%... 

Anionic softeners are heat stable at normal textile processing temperatures and compatible with other components of dye and bleach baths. They can easily be washed off and provide strong antistatic effects and good rewetting properties because their anionic groups are oriented outward and are surrounded by a thick hydration layer. Sulfonates are, in contrast to sulfates, resistent to hydrolysis (Fig. 3.3). They are often used for special applications, such as medical textiles, or in combination with anionic fluorescent brightening agents. 

A convenient source of sodium sarcosinate is sodium chloroacetate and methylamine. Before the 2" World War sarcosinates have been known as Medialan , useful as textile chemicals with recognised lesser sensitivity (as compared to soaps) to hydrolysis, compatibility with other surfactants, and higher stability in hard water. Some antistatic, lime soap dispersing, bacteriostatic and corrosion-preventive properties are other useful properties of sarcosinates. Sodium N-lauroyl sarcosinate show moderate compatibility with a range of cationic... 

Polyethylene terephethalate is a preferred textile fiber in many durable applications of nonwoven for its ease of use and compatibility with other fibers. Although Polyester has excellent mechanical strength and good stability but its end use capacity is limited due to the difficulties associated to functional finishing i.e. lack of polar groups on the surface and poor wet ability [9]. 

Uses Welling agent, emulsifier, release agent for aq. paints, coalings, textiles pigment dispersant foam suppressant emulsifier in textile sizings Features Improves covering power compat. with other surfactants and emulsifiers Properties Amber Iiq. bland odor sol. in fat soivs. except acetone water-disp. ... 

Uses Detergent, foaming agent for dishwashing detergents, industrial cleaners, shampoos, liq. detergents, heavy-duty alkaline cleaners, emulsifiers, textile mill bleach assistants, neutral and alkaline scouring, and bubble baths Features Mild effective in hard and soft water compat. with other anionics, nonionics, and alkaline builders... 

Uses Surfactant for industrial cleaners, household prods., metal cleaners, janitorial prods., dairy cleaners, acid and alkaline cleaners, floor cleaners, sanitizers, laundry, textile, automotive specialties, waterless hand cleaners Features Compat. with other anionic and nonionic surfactants Regulatory Australia AICS, Canada DSL, Korea ECL, China IECSC, Philippines PICCS listed... 

Uses Wetting agent, surf. tens, reducer for hard surf, cleaners, textile processing Features Rapid wetting compat with other nonionic surfactants and with most anionic and cationic surfactants Regulatory Canada DSL listed... 

Compatibility with other finishing agents and textile auxiliaries ... 

Nitrile rubber is compatible with phenol-formaldehyde resins, resorcinol-formaldehyde resins, vinyl chloride resins, alkyd resins, coumarone-indene resins, chlorinated rubber, epoxies and other resins, forming compositions which can be cured providing excellent adhesives of high strength, high oil resistance and high resilience. On the other hand, NBR adhesives are compatible with polar adherends such as fibres, textiles, paper and wood. Specific formulations of NBR adhesives can be found in [12]. 

Other requirements are compatibility with the polymer, non-volatility, light fastness, heat stability and, for textiles, also resistance to washing and dry cleaning. 

ETHYLEX Gums 2020 and 3030 have found wide acceptance in textile finishing formulas because of their stability, compatibility and reactivity with other materials. 

Amongst others, the advantage of such an absorbant lies in the excellent structural properties conferred by the composite material (glass textile reinforcement coated with polyaniline-F epoxy matrix). Besides, this composite can be combined with other materials with which its mechanical and radioelectric properties are compatible (foams, honeycombs...), For example, a bandwidth at — lOdB between 5 and 20 GHz was obtained by adding only 4-5 kg/m to the starting composite material. 

Versions with diacid, diol and di-ester substituents have been patented [111] which are suitable for reacting into aromatic polyesters, as have stabilisers with suitable substituents to allow dispersion or dissolution in dye baths for impregnation into fibres or textiles [113,114,116]. Other related species include those with biphenylene groups on the 4- and 6-positions on the triazine core [119], naphthalene groups on 4 or on both 4 and 6 [120], 1,2,3,4-tetrahydronaphthalene on 4 and 6 [124], and 2-hydroxynaphthalene on the 2-position [125]. Versions with longer side chains than hexyl or octyl have also been synthesised, and it is claimed that these have increased compatibility with their host polymer [121, 127]. 

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