[24p-32A-1~16] 9.5 New functional materials and new phenomena

2:30 PM - 2:45 PM JST(5:30 AM - 5:45 AM UTC)

[24p-32A-5] Development of Ni-P/Nylon Fiber by Supercritical CO₂ Assisted Catalyzation

〇Kazuhiro Shibata¹, Hikaru Kondou¹, Tomoyuki Kurioka¹, Chen Chun-Yi¹, Tso-Fu Mark Chang¹, Nao Yoshida², Hiromichi Kurosu², Masato Sone¹ (1.Tokyo Tech, 2.NWU)

Keywords:

wearable device,polymer,Weavable device

Weavable devices are devices in which fibers imparted with electronic functions are woven into cloth, such as clothing. By weaving two or more types of functional fibers into a single piece of cloth, we can achieve multifunctionality beyond existing wearable devices. For weavable devices, it is necessary to establish a metallization method for one-dimensional materials such as threads, rather than a two-dimensional metallization method for the entire fabric. In this study, we investigated electroless Ni-P plating on Nylon yarns to create Ni-P/Nylon composite fibers.