Economical and enviromental washing off agent production for textile industry
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Abstract (EN)
In this study, fatty acid alkyl hydroxyl imidazoline, fatty acid alkylaminoethyl imidazoline, fatty acid alkyl amidoethyl imidazoline derivatives have been synthesized and then these intermediates have been derived to amphoteric oleic ?DETA diamide monopropionate .The products that are synthesized have been analyzed in the sense of their reactions with the dyestuff hydrolyzate and their soaping effects to improve saving their energy and water consumption during the washing process.And the advantages were aimed to be succeeded without lowering the fastness values of the fabrics. In addition to that, newly developed imidazoline based soaping agents have provided many economical advantages. This product affect domestic market as decreasing import of soaping raw materials; it helps ramping up national economy. Thus it will be possible to increase competetion power of Turkey in both local and export markets .
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Zeynep Nihan Kır
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Zeynep Nihan Kır (Doctorate thesis). Economical and enviromental washing off agent production for textile industry, 2013, Çukurova University.
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