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37. Hauser PJ (2000) Reducing pollution and energy requirements in cotton dyeing. Text Chem
Color Am Dyest Rep 32(6)
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Text Chem Color 21(10)
39. Bhattacharya SD, Agarwal BJ (2001). A novel technique of cotton dyeing with reactive dyes
at neutral pH
40. Wu TS, Chen KM (1993) New cationic agents for improving the dyeability of cellulosic
fibres. Part 3—the interaction between direct dyes and polyepichlorohydrin-dimethylamine
polymers. J Soc Dye Colour 109(09): 365–368
41. Wu TS, Chen KM (1993). New cationic agents for improving the dyeability of cellulose fibres.
Part 2-pretreating cotton with polyepichlorohydrin-amine polymers for improving dyeability
with reactive dyes. J Soc Dye Colour 109(4)153–158
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dyes. In: AATCC international conference and exhibition
43. Cai Y, Pailthorpe MT, David SK (1999). A new method for improving the dyeability of cotton
with reactive dyes. Text Res J 69(6):440–446
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Tessile e Coloristica (AICTC).
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cotton and its dyeability with reactive dyes. Fibres Text East Eur 21(6):102–106
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910113917
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covalent fixation (Doctoral dissertation, Georgia Institute of Technology)
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51. Gebrekiros T (2016) Chemical finishing of textiles. Slideshare. https://www.slideshare.net/
Tesfaywasee/chemical-finishing-of-textiles?qid=34578128-ce43-4e5c-863e-c40f691ec351&
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