Raw Materials For Textile And Clothing Will Be "Planted" In The Future.

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< p > as a fashion "a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "designer" /a ", Susan used to design" cotton "," wool "," a "target=" _blank "," href= "," leather "or chemical products to design" no "and" no ".

But after talking with some biologists, she began to study new materials, such as green tea, sugar, some bacteria and a little bit of time.

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< p > according to Susan, although people usually use green tea to appear green when they start brewing, the color will darken after cooking for a long time.

So when 30 liters of green tea are put into the growth pond, it has already presented a color similar to brick red.

When the tea is still hot, Susan will add several kilograms of sugar.

Then stir until the sugar is completely dissolved, then pour the liquid into a growth pool.

"We need to confirm the temperature to ensure that it falls below 30 degrees Celsius.

Then I add live microorganisms. I usually use Kombucha. "

Cooling can prevent microorganisms from being killed, thereby losing their activity and being unable to ferment.

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< p > finally add some acetic acid in the solution, and then maintain the growth pool at a suitable growth temperature.

Susan said she would place an electric blanket under the pool and adjust the temperature of the electric blanket with a thermostat.

In fact, when the weather is hot, it can also be cultivated outside.

In the sunlight, these 60 cm wide and 150 cm long pools are arranged side by side. Each pool has a blue plastic covering film, which looks a little like a miniature mushroom culture farm.

In fact, they are fungi like mushrooms.

"This is my mini raw material plant."

Susan was quite proud of his introduction.

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About 3 days after P, there will be bubbles on the surface of the liquid.

The sugar in the liquid gives the bacteria the nutrients they grow, so they begin to "very thin nanofibers" a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > textile > /a >.

"This is very pure < a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp > fiber > /a > element, they are bonded to each other to form fibrous layer, and finally a large amount of fiber cloth appears on the surface of the liquid.

About two to three weeks later, a blanket of 2.5 cm thick can be formed.

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When p is collected, Susan will take the blanket out of the pool and rinse it in cold soapy water.

The blanket is thick and sticky.

The blankets contain more than 90% of the moisture. The moisture of the blankets must be removed by evaporation.

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< p > < strong > according to the normal way of tailoring, there will be great development in the future < /strong > < /p >

< p > to evaporate the moisture of the fiber blanket, so that it can be dried out in the outdoor.

Depending on the formula used, the designer may get a very thin and pparent sheet like paper, or something that is perfectly elastic like a plant skin.

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< p > thus, a fabric which is completely different from any previous material has been published.

In order to reduce the chemicals of this organic material, Susan will use organic iron oxidation or make use of pigments from fruits and vegetables to make organic patterns.

Or use indigo to make it antibacterial and show the color of jeans.

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< p > "you can use it to tailor, in accordance with the customary way < a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/news/ "> sewing" /a ", can also wet them, wrap it in three-dimensional objects outside shaping, make a pair of skin a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com / "> shoes < /a > vamp.

When the material is dried, they will adhere and bind together automatically. "

Of course, she not only designs clothes for others, but also wears "jackets" that she wears.

It looks a little red and very light.

"This is the color of green tea. It looks a bit like human skin."

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Susan's speech attracted many people's attention. No matter the scene participants or later visitors, she was very interested in her P cellulose clothes.

However, she herself said there were still many things she wanted to do but failed to make, and more efforts and investment needed in the future.

"If there's anything I haven't succeeded, I can't make it waterproof.

If I walk in the rain in this jacket, I will start to absorb water immediately.

The water will make the clothes heavy, and finally all will be opened.

It is really not suitable for everyday wear. "

Susan said.

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< p > to Susan, such as "a href=" //www.sjfzxm.com "designer" /a "and ordinary consumers, the benefits and expectations of Bioscience are that we can grow anything we want without wasting.

In fact, after that, we can completely use the waste sugar water from food factories to make the medium.

Most importantly, after use, these clothes can be degraded naturally, just like ordinary fruits and skins and vegetables.

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< p > of course, she also stressed that the future cellulose clothes can not completely replace cotton, leather or other < a href= "//www.sjfzxm.com" > textile > /a >.

"But I believe that for today's precious natural resources, it will be a very ingenious and sustainable aid."

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