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titleOfInvention Persistent perfume-imparting treatment process
abstract PURPOSE: To obtain a perfume-imparted fibrous structure excellent in persistency and slow-releasability by treatment of a fibrous structure with a solution containing perfume-adsorbed inorganic porous powder and a silicone-based organic compound followed by heat treatment. n CONSTITUTION: A fibrous structure is imparted, through e.g., a padding process, with a treating liquid containing a silicone-based organic compound (e.g., dimethylpolysilicone) and inorganic powder prepared by adsorbing a natural or synthetic perfume on inorganic porous powder (e.g., of calcium carbonate or barium carbonate, with a particle size of 0.1-50μ and pore size of 20-600Å), followed by heat treatment, thus obtaining the objective fibrous structure outstanding in washing durability and slow-releasability, retaining perfume for a long period. Said fiber is pref., in particular, cotton, silk or wool in terms of durability. n COPYRIGHT: (C)1989,JPO&Japio
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