Water and Oil Repellent Finishing of Textiles by UV Curing
sil-treated samples, Figure S7: Main
effect plot for water CA on Pymasil-
treated samples, Figure S8: Marginal
Plot for DE Datacolor measurements,
Figure S9: Main Effects Plot for Data-
color measurements, Figure S10: In-
teraction Plot for Datacolor measure-
ments.Systems_Performance.pdf (access-
ed on 21 April 2017).
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Acknowledgments: Jersey Mode Spa
is gratefully acknowledged for the fi-
nancial and technical support.
Author Contributions: Monica Peri-
olatto and Lorenzo Tempestini con-
ceived and designed the experiments;
Monica Periolatto performed the exper-
iments and statistical analysis of the
results; Monica Periolatto and Franco
Ferrero analyzed the data and wrote
the paper.
Conflicts of Interest: The authors de-
clare no conflict of interest.
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