17319
Accession Number
26190
Title Of Article Chaper
Ultraviolet degradation of dyed fabrics finished with flame retardents. Part 3: effects of irradiation source and discoloration inhibitors
Title Of Journal Book
Sen'i seihin shohi kagaku
Volume
30
Issue
11
Pages
534-542
Reference Bibliography
5 refs.
ISSN
0037-2072
Language Of Text
Japanese
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
The effects of ultraviolet radiation from different sources (sunshine, carbon arc light, ultraviolet carbon arc light, and xenon light) were examined for the discoloration of dyed fabrics finished with flame retardants based on ammonium salt. Chemicals which suppress discoloration were also investigated. Metallic borates were the most effective chemicals in suppressing discoloration. In combination with ammonium salts, these compounds also significantly improved flame retardancy.
Keywords
ultraviolet;textiles;flame retardant;textiles;discoloration; photodegradation;ammonium salt;metallic borates
pub_id
17319
Title Of Journal Book Translated
Journal of the Japan Research Association for Textile End-uses