Titlebook: Nanoscale Textile Coatings for Enhanced Performance; Shakeel Ahmed,Shahid Adeel Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s),

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Materials Used for Creating Nanoscale Textile Coatings,ance of nanoscale textile coatings in enhancing various aspects of textiles. This chapter serves as a valuable guide for researchers, industry professionals, and students seeking to understand the current state and future prospects of nanoscale textile coatings.

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Nanoscale Coating for Flavonoid-Based Natural Colorants, methods. In addition, the chapter explores the role of nanoscale coatings in augmenting the functional attributes of textiles. The study investigates the contribution of these materials in enhancing UV protection, antibacterial properties, flame resistance, and potential for exhibiting smart materi

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Anthocyanin-Based Natural Dyes and Nanoscale Coatings,cale form or nanocoating the dyed substrates. This chapter discussed the sources, biosynthesis, extraction/isolation, forms and properties of anthocyanins and the nanoscale coating of their dyed textiles.

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Application of Nanotechnology in the Development of Smart Textiles for Allied Industries,nternet of Things (IoT), has facilitated the incorporation of nanoscale materials within the textile and associated sectors. This integration has therefore fostered the creation of intelligent goods catering to market demands. The main objective of this chapter is to establish a correlation between