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mercerized cotton
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mercerized cotton [ˈmɜːsəˌraɪzdˈkɒtn] n → cotone m mercerizzato
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MERCERIZATION OF NATURAL FIBERS Alkali treatment of natural fibers, also called mercerization, is the common method to produce high-quality fibers (Scheme 1) (64).
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s also stronger and finer; and then the manufacturer uses the mercerization process to increase the luster and gloss of the cotton thread.
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