Chlorinated polyvinyl chloride fiber created by IG Farben in Germany in 1939. The chlorine content of polyvinyl chloride is 56.8%. This is further reacted with chlorine to increase the chlorine content to 64%, making it an acetone-soluble polymer that can be spun into fibers. It was used for filter cloth, waterproof cloth, fire-resistant clothing, etc., but is no longer produced. [Uriu Toshiyuki] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1939年にドイツのイーゲー・ファルベン社でつくられた塩素化ポリ塩化ビニル繊維。ポリ塩化ビニルの塩素含有率は56.8%である。これをさらに塩素と反応させて,塩素含有率64%まで高め,アセトン可溶のポリマーとし,紡糸した。ろ布,防水布,耐火服などに使用されたが,現在は生産されていない。【瓜生 敏之】
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