Título:	Thermal stability and degradation kinetic study of white and colored cotton fibers by thermogravimetric analysis.
Autor:	CORRADINI, E. TEIXEIRA, E. M. PALADIN, P. D. AGNELLI, J. A. SILVA, O. R. R. F. MATTOSO, L. H. C.
Afiliación:	Odilon Reny Ribeiro Ferreira da Silva, Embrapa Algodão.
Año:	2009
Referencia:	Journal of thermal analisys and calorimetry, 2009.
Páginas:	5 p.
Descripción:	Brazilian researchers have used genetic breeding of cotton fibers in order to increase the production and to develop new species more appropriate to Brazil’s soil and climate. Furthermore, naturally colored cotton fibers are considered potential eco-friendly materials for textile industries because they avoid the use of synthetic pigments which in general, contain toxic chemicals such as heavy metals. In this context, some species of colored cotton with different colors were developed by Embrapa Algodo (Paraíba, Brazil), which was denominated according to their relative colors as: ruby, beige, brown, green and ruby. Beside the use of cotton fibers in textile industries, they have potential for application as reinforcement to polymer composites [1–3].
Palabras clave:	Flynn-wall Método Ozawa Algodão colorido Degradação termal
ISSN:	1388-6150
Tipo de Material:	Separatas
Acceso:	openAccess
Aparece en las colecciones:	Artigo em periódico indexado (CNPA)