Development of strontium aluminate‐printed nonwoven fabric from recycled cotton cellulose for smart wearable photochromic applications
Salhah D. Al‐Qahtani,
Yasser A. Attia,
Ghadah M. Al‐Senani
Abstract:Smart photochromic and fluorescent textile refers to garments that alter their colorimetric properties in response to external light stimulus. Cotton fibers have been reported as a main resource for many textile and non‐textile industries, such as automobiles, medical devices, and furniture applications. Cotton is a natural fiber that is distinguished with breathability, softness, cheapness, and highly absorbent. However, there have been growing demands to find other resources for cotton textiles at high quali… Show more
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