Patent classifications
D06M11/40
Carboxymethylated cellulose nanofibers
Carboxymethylated cellulose nanofibers in which the degree of carboxymethyl substitution is higher than 0.30 and no more than 0.60, the cellulose type I crystallinity is 60% or higher, and the transmittance of light having a wavelength of 660 nm when the carboxymethylated celluose nanofibers are made into an aqueous dispersion having a solids fraction of 1% (w/v) is 60% or higher.
Clothing with Enhanced Response Characteristics for Laser Finishing
A fabric has enhanced response characteristics for laser finishing. The fabric can be denim for denim apparel such as jeans. Software and lasers are used to finish apparel made of the fabric to produce a desired wear or distressing pattern or other design. The fabric allows for relatively fast color change in response to the laser, color changes in hue from indigo blue to white, many grayscale levels, and maintains strength and stretch properties. A method used to make the fabric includes spinning, dyeing, and weaving yarns in such a way to obtain the desired enhanced response characteristics for laser finishing.
Fabric with Enhanced Response Characteristics for Laser Finishing
A fabric has enhanced response characteristics for laser finishing. The fabric can be denim for denim apparel such as jeans. Software and lasers are used to finish apparel made of the fabric to produce a desired wear or distressing pattern or other design. The fabric allows for relatively fast color change in response to the laser, color changes in hue from indigo blue to white, many grayscale levels, and maintains strength and stretch properties. A method used to make the fabric includes spinning, dyeing, and weaving yarns in such a way to obtain the desired enhanced response characteristics for laser finishing.
COLD AQUEOUS ALKALINE TREATMENTS FOR COTTON YARN AND RELATED SYSTEMS AND METHODS
Methods and systems for treating cotton yarn are provided. Cotton yarn is partially dissolved by applying a cold aqueous alkaline solvent, rinsing the partially dissolved cotton yarn in water and drying the cotton yarn. Temperature of the solvent and time of exposure to the solvent greatly affect the improved mechanical properties of the cotton yarn.
COLD AQUEOUS ALKALINE TREATMENTS FOR COTTON YARN AND RELATED SYSTEMS AND METHODS
Methods and systems for treating cotton yarn are provided. Cotton yarn is partially dissolved by applying a cold aqueous alkaline solvent, rinsing the partially dissolved cotton yarn in water and drying the cotton yarn. Temperature of the solvent and time of exposure to the solvent greatly affect the improved mechanical properties of the cotton yarn.
TYPE II UNMODIFIED CELLULOSE FINE FIBER AND MANUFACTURING METHODS FOR TYPE II UNMODIFIED CELLULOSE FINE FIBER AND MOLDED BODY OF THE SAME
There is provided a manufacturing method for a type II unmodified cellulose fine fiber to obtain a cellulose fine fiber via mercerization of a cellulose, wherein a chemically unmodified cellulose fine fiber can be efficiently obtained by simple steps.
A manufacturing method for a type II unmodified cellulose fine fiber is characterized as comprising: a mercerization step of mercerizing a cellulose to obtain a mercerized cellulose; a depolymerization step of reducing a degree of polymerization of the mercerized cellulose to 760 or less to obtain a raw cellulose; a defibration step of defibrating the raw cellulose by adding an alkali metal hydroxide so as to achieve a total concentration of 2.5 to 17.5% to obtain a cellulose fine fiber; and a neutralization step of neutralizing the cellulose fine fiber with an acid.
TYPE II UNMODIFIED CELLULOSE FINE FIBER AND MANUFACTURING METHODS FOR TYPE II UNMODIFIED CELLULOSE FINE FIBER AND MOLDED BODY OF THE SAME
There is provided a manufacturing method for a type II unmodified cellulose fine fiber to obtain a cellulose fine fiber via mercerization of a cellulose, wherein a chemically unmodified cellulose fine fiber can be efficiently obtained by simple steps.
A manufacturing method for a type II unmodified cellulose fine fiber is characterized as comprising: a mercerization step of mercerizing a cellulose to obtain a mercerized cellulose; a depolymerization step of reducing a degree of polymerization of the mercerized cellulose to 760 or less to obtain a raw cellulose; a defibration step of defibrating the raw cellulose by adding an alkali metal hydroxide so as to achieve a total concentration of 2.5 to 17.5% to obtain a cellulose fine fiber; and a neutralization step of neutralizing the cellulose fine fiber with an acid.