FIRE RETARDANT OF CELLULOSE TEXTILE MATERIALS BASED ON SOL-GEL COMPOSITION

Abstract

The article describes using the tetroetokisilane, thiourea and fire retardant to impart fireproof properties to cellulose textile materials. The influence of concentration of the initial components, temperature and duration of heat treatment on retardant properties was studied. The morphology of the surface of fibers of textile materials and elemental microanalysis of the fiber surface structure is studied.

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