The SDC classification of disperse dyes is based on migration ability during exhaust dyeing, colour build-up, sensitivity to changes in tem...

Drafting Plan: A drafting plan of Design of Textile Fabric indicates the number of heald, used to produce a given textile fabric design...

What is Disperse Dye? Disperse dyes are non-ionic colorants with low water solubility that, in their disperse colloidal form, are suitabl...

All reactive dyes are prone to hydrolysis in the presence of moisture, especially the highly reactive ranges, and they will deteriorate un...

Except in special instances, batchwise preparation before reactive dyeing is carried out in the dyeing machine itself or in equipment of si...

In spite of the essential simplicity of reactive dyeing methods, there are few instances where dyes based on one type of reactive system sh...

A valuable classification of reactive dye types has been formulated recently [1]. Three groups relating to the most important control para...

All conventional reactive dyes for cellulose, irrespective of whether they react by nucleophilic addition, substitution, or both mechanism...

Early in 1988 Ciba-Geigy launched the Cibacron C range of mixed bifunctional dyes. They contain a new aliphatic vinylsulphone system and e...

Reaction of a dichlorotriazine dye with an arylamine containing a 2- sulphatoethylsulphone grouping is the preferred route to mixed bifunc...

In the early years of the commercial exploitation of reactive dyes, it was soon noted that anomalously high values of cuprammonium fluidity...