The set obtained on single wool fibres by treatment with thioglycollic acid has been shown to be unstable under normal soaping conditions. The effect of detergents on this set has been examined. Conclusions are drawn about the relative importance of disulphide crosslinks, hydrogen bonds and hydrophobic crosslinks in stabilising the set.
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