2024
DOI: 10.1021/acs.iecr.4c03080
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Exposure-Immobilization of Activated Carbon on Porous PMIA Fibers with High Gas-Absorption Capacity by Manipulating Their Pore Parameters Based on PEG as a Porogen for Designing Breathable and Flexible Chemical Protective Clothing

Lingcheng Meng,
Bo Li,
Qibin Xu
et al.

Abstract: Despite the wide application of chemical protective clothing (CPC), the poor breathability, low gas-absorption capacity, and poor flexibility of conventional CPC still deteriorate the safety and wear comfort. To eliminate the use of binders during the coating of activated carbon on textiles and improve the service stability in various harsh environments, an activated carbon (AC)-loaded porous poly(mphenyleneisophthalamide) (PMIA) fiber was fabricated by a blending wet-spinning process for creating breathable a… Show more

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