衣物异味产生的生物和化学过程评述

doi:10.19784/j.cnki.issn1672-0172.2022.05.005

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Abstract: The odor on clothing is a widespread problem with social, ecological and environmental consequences, which is influenced by lots of variables and processes through whole clothing lifecycle. This review focuses on the biological and chemical process of microorganisms, metabolites and odor volatiles, reveals the impacts of human body, bacteria and metabolites, washing machine on the production and composition of odor. Moreover the possible ways of odor removal are also discussed.

Key words: Odor, Clothing, Skin microbiota, Volatiles

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TB14

ZHANG Yongqiang, GAO Feifei, LI Yimin, LIU Haitao, JIN Xuefeng. Biological and chemical processes of odor production on clothing[J]. Journal of Appliance Science & Technology, 2022, 0(5): 38-43.

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