Coated polymeric fabric having reduced adsorption of protein
AssigneeKimberly-Clark Corporation
InventorsRoger B. Quincy, III, Ronald S. Nohr, John G. MacDonald, Dennis S. Everhart
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AssigneeKimberly-Clark Corporation
InventorsRoger B. Quincy, III, Ronald S. Nohr, John G. MacDonald, Dennis S. Everhart
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A method of reducing the adsorption of protein by a polymeric fabric; e.g., a polyolefin fabric, which involves providing a polymeric fabric having a surface, applying to the surface of the polymeric fabric a composition including water and a surfactant adapted to reduce the adsorption of protein by the polymeric fabric, and treating the fabric to which a surfactant has been applied by air corona discharge at a corona energy density of from about 10 to about 280 kilojoules per square meter. The surfactant is present on the fabric in an amount sufficient to reduce the adsorption of protein by the fabric. The coated fabric is especially suited for incorporation in such disposable absorbent articles as diapers; feminine care products, such as sanitary napkins and tampons; incontinent care products; training pants; and wipes.
A coated polymeric fabric which comprises:
A coated polyolefin fabric which comprises:
A method of reducing the adsorption of protein by a polymeric fabric which comprises:
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