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POTENTIAL USE OF NEW METHODS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF HOLLOW POLYESTER FIBRES

Esen Özdoğan(Ege University, Textile Engineering Department)
Ebru Bozacı(Ege University, Textile Engineering Department)
Buket Arık(Ege University, Textile Engineering Department)
Aslı Demir(Ege University, Emel Akın Vocational High School)
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2012-12-31
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Today, manufactured textile fibres have many types of chemical structures and finishes and the majority of production processes

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⚙️Değişkenler:Hollow polyester fibers · SEM · FT-IR

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Today, manufactured textile fibres have many types of chemical structures and finishes and the majority of production processes

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Özdoğan, E., Bozacı, E., Arık, B., Demir, A. (2012). POTENTIAL USE OF NEW METHODS FOR IDENTIFICATION OF HOLLOW POLYESTER FIBRES. Tekstil ve Konfeksiyon, Volume: 22 Issue: 4. https://ajindex.com/articles/1111620

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