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Superhydrophilic surface modification of fabric via coating with cysteic acid mineral oxide

WAFAA AL-SHATTY, Donald Hill Orcid Logo, Sajad Kiani Orcid Logo, Andrius Stanulis, Steve Winston, Iain Powner, Shirin Alexander Orcid Logo, Andrew Barron

Applied Surface Science, Volume: 580, Start page: 152306

Swansea University Authors: WAFAA AL-SHATTY, Donald Hill Orcid Logo, Sajad Kiani Orcid Logo, Andrius Stanulis, Shirin Alexander Orcid Logo, Andrew Barron

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DOI (Published version): 10.1016/j.apsusc.2021.152306

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HypothesisCysteic acid functionalized mineral oxide nanoparticles can be used to impart superhydrophilic performance on a range of woven and non-woven fabrics.ExperimentsWoven and non-woven fabrics spray and dip coated alumina and iron oxide based cysteic acid functionalized mineral oxide nanopartic...

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Donald Hill
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Shirin Alexander
Andrew Barron
title_short Superhydrophilic surface modification of fabric via coating with cysteic acid mineral oxide
title_full Superhydrophilic surface modification of fabric via coating with cysteic acid mineral oxide
title_fullStr Superhydrophilic surface modification of fabric via coating with cysteic acid mineral oxide
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description HypothesisCysteic acid functionalized mineral oxide nanoparticles can be used to impart superhydrophilic performance on a range of woven and non-woven fabrics.ExperimentsWoven and non-woven fabrics spray and dip coated alumina and iron oxide based cysteic acid functionalized mineral oxide nanoparticles, were characterized by SEM, EDX and the change in water contact angle was measured or where the increased hydrophilicity was sufficiently great that the time for the adsorption of the water droplet was measured.FindingsFabrics showed a remarkable increase in the hydrophilicity upon coating with cysteic acid functionalized mineral oxide nanoparticles, although alumina-based materials performed better than the iron oxide homologs. Untreated spunlace polypropylene (contact angle = 147.5°) shows the greatest change after CAMO treatment to a water absorption time of 15 ms.
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