Chemical Reactions Involved in the Shrinkproofing of Wool by Oxidation-Sulfite Processes

The production of shrink resistance in wool by treatments which involve oxidation by peracetate on permonosulphate and subsequent treatment with sulphite is shown to be dependent on particular chemical reactions. These reactions have been followed by disulfide and thiol analyses on intact and hydrol...

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