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    Industrial waste minimisation in South Africa : a case study in the textile and metal finishing sectors.
    by Reiner, Monika.
    Published 2012
    Subjects: “...Textile industry--South Africa....”
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    Physicochemical and biological treatment of a textile dyeing and finishing wastewater
    by Opdycke, Mary Ellen
    Published 2014
    “...Wastewaters from textile dyeing and finishing industries are often high in color, organic matter...”
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    Pretreatment and biodegradation of wastewater from a textile dyeing and finishing industry
    by Weber, Michelle Lynn
    Published 2014
    Subjects: “...Textile industry...”
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    Pollution prevention studies in the textile wet processing industry
    by Hendrickx, Ilse
    Published 2014
    Subjects: “...textile wet processing...”
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    Use of a textile wastewater sludge as a supplemental solid fuel
    by Mowery, David Kaiser
    Published 2014
    “...The dried sludge by-product generated by the wastewater treatment system at a textile dyeing...”
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    Crosslinking of cotton cellulose by lignin-isocyanate copolymer
    by Venkataraman, Srinivasan
    Published 2014
    Subjects: “...Cotton finishing -- Research...”
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    Development and Thermal Characterization of Cellulose/Clay Nanocomposites
    by Delhom, Christopher D
    Published 2009
    “... resistance to cotton. These finishes have limited use in textiles for apparel due to problems with the finish...”
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    Removal of reactive dyes from dye liquor using activated carbon for the reuse of water, salt and energy.
    by Mbolekwa, Z.
    Published 2010
    “... and auxiliary chemicals. Reactive dye exhaustion to the fibre is about 80% i.e. 20% remains in the effluent...”
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    Nanocellulose Based Functional Constructs for Clean water and Microwave Suppression
    by Ambika Gopakumar, Deepu
    Published 2017
    “... de l'environnement. === After agriculture, the textile dyeing and finishing industry has generated a...”
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