Five new ozone, systems have been developed to make wool resistant to laundering shrinkage. Through rapid reaction, significant fiber degradation does not occur. Dyeing properties are improved and the fibers are somewhat bleached. In the most advantageous and energy-efficient process, steam is mixed with ozonea; garments, fabric, and sliver may be treated. Pilot or plant–scale treaters have been successfully tested for thrfee of the processes.
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