To dye protein fibers such as
wool, silk etc, the acid dye is used. And also to dye milk protein fiber which
is called Silk Latte, Soy protein fiber called soy silk and also the synthetic
polyamide fiber nylon.
Acid dyes are generally classified into three classes
based on:- Fastness requirements.
- Economy.
- Level dyeing properties.
- Acid dyes have a direct affinity towards protein fiber and polyamide fiber.
- Many bright shades are found.
- Some acid dyes have good light fastness.
- Water soluble.
- Maximum cellulose fiber can not absorb acid dye.
Trade names of Acid Dye:
Trade Name
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Company Name
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Country
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Acid
|
BASF
|
Germany
|
Lurazol
|
BASF
|
Germany
|
Acid
|
Bayer
|
Germany
|
Acilan
|
Bayer
|
Germany
|
Naphthalene
|
ICI
|
U.K.
|
Solvay
|
ICI
|
U.K.
|
Napthanol
|
Ciba-Geigy
|
Switzerland
|
I read a lot of information about the use of acidic dyes, but I did not know that I mainly use them for dyeing wool and silk.
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