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Coloration and multi-functionalization of cotton fabrics using different combinations of aqueous natural plant extracts of onion peel, turmeric root, and pomegranate …Rahman et al., 2022
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- Rahman M
- Koh J
- Hong K
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- Industrial Crops and Products
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Increasing popular interest in health and hygiene has amplified the demand for natural plant- based extracts in textile applications. To enable functionalization, aqueous extracts of natural plant parts, specifically onion peel, turmeric root, and pomegranate rind in …
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