A review on multifunctional nanotechnological aspects in modern textile
Prashant D. Sarvalkar, Shubham D. Barawkar, Omkar S. Karvekar, Pandurang D. Patil, Saurabh R Prasad, Kiran Kumar K. Sharma, Rai Dhirendra Prasad, Rajiv S. Vhatkar
Abstract
The nanotechnology field holds a lot of promise for commercial multifunctional applications in modern textiles. Due to its unique features, nanotechnology's application in textiles has grown fast. Nanomaterials may be synthesised in a variety of methods, including physical, chemical, and biological methods, and they are simply incorporated into fabric. Its application can improve the properties and value of textile processes and products at a lower cost. Textiles may become multifunctional thanks to nanotechnology, which allows for the creation of materials with unique features such as antibacterial, anti-odor, flame retardant, UV protection, water repellent, and wrinkle resistance. The current study compares the recent progress of various nanoparticle synthesis methodologies and nanotechnology applications in the textile industry, with a special focus on improving key textile properties for multifunctional fabric manufacture.