-
certified to the
Responsible Down Standard. A fluorocarbon-free
water repellence treatment is also
applied to the down used in
clothing and
sleeping bags...
-
because of its machinability, density,
dimensional stability, and
moisture repellence.
Those properties are
particularly valued when used in
woodwind instruments...
- This
relies on
delicate micro- and
nanoscale structures for
their water repellence, and is
accomplished using microstructures (or hairs)
similar to that...
-
specific characteristics,
including softness, toughness, absorption,
water repellence, electrostatics, and
filtering ability. They are
commonly used for cleaning...
-
Nonwoven fabrics provide specific functions such as absorbency,
liquid repellence, resilience, stretch, softness, strength,
flame ****ancy, washability...
-
attraction to a
number of
individual compounds released by host
plants and
repellence by one
compound released by wheat.
These results do not rule out the possibility...
- soil quality,
deplete soil
organic matter stocks,
increase soil
water repellence and emit
greenhouse gases.
Microplastics released through fragmentation...
-
blocking specific wavelengths of
light (e.g.
infrared or ultraviolet), dirt-
repellence (e.g. self-cleaning gl****), or
switchable electrochromic coatings. Structural...
- refining.
Montan wax in
polishes improves scuff resistance,
increases water repellence, and
imparts high gloss. Matthies, Lutz (2001). "Natural
montan wax and...
- malaria.
Eucalyptus oil
finds many uses like in fuels, fragrances,
insect repellence and
antimicrobial activity.
Eucalyptus trees show
allelopathic effects;...
