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Bioactivity guided fractionation and hypolipidemic property of a novel HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor from Ficus virens Ait
Get PDFPerformance Properties of Terry Towels Made from Open-end and Ring-spun Yarns
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the water absorption rate of ring-spun and open-end (OE) terry towels but the
maximum absorption for OE towels is better than for-ring-spun towels at lower
fabric density and for comparable fabric weight. Higher pile length and fabric
weight favour greater water absorption but only high pile density increases the
water absorption rate. The abrasion resistance of ring towels is better than
that of OE towels in both dry and wet states. The abrasion resistance of
fabrics is significantly lowered on wetting. Longer pile length and moderate
pile density contribute to imparting maximum abrasion resistance.</span
The Bending Behaviour of Plain-woven Fabrics Part III: The Case of Bilinear Thread-bending Behaviour and the Effect of Fabric Set
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Spectroscopic Studies of CDPy Molecule in Different Protic and Aprotic Solvents and Investigation of Antioxidant Property
No full textStudies on flax-polypropylene based low-twist hybrid yarns for thermoplastic composite reinforcement
No full textAntibacterial, antioxidant, and topical anti-inflammatory activities of Bergia ammannioides
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