Combination of culture and dyeing conditions on cloth color dyed with mixed fungi dyes

Suciatmih, Suciatmih

doi:10.23869/bphjbr.25.2.20202

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“…The control's painted cotton cloth color (only the fungal dyes) was 65B redpurple (Table 6 and Figure 3). Similar results were reported by Suciatmih et al (2018), Suciatmih (2019) and Suciatmih (2020) that the same mixed fungi produced the same color pigment that can be used to dye cloth. The dye is included in the substantive dyes group because the dye can directly paint textile fibers or give good color when used alone (Marie et al 2015).…”

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confidence: 87%

“…However, the resulting colors were different from the control colors (65B red-purple). Our previous study (Suciatmih & Yuliar 2018;Suciatmih 2020) reported that changing the dye pH can change the dye color of mixed Aspergillus and Paecilomyces. The dyes' ionic nature enabled the changes of the molecule structures according to the prevailing pH values and results in different colors and hues at different pH values (Mishra et al 2012).…”

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“…Previous research reported that mixed Aspergillus and Paecilomyces produced 187A greyed-purple dye and could dye cloths (Suciatmih et al 2018;Suciatmih 2019;Suciatmih 2020), but its ability to paint pictures was untested. Using mixed fungi is intended to maintain the fungi's ability to produce dye.…”

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“…Single dyes source added with different mordant types produced different colors and tones on the dyed cloth (Sangeetha et el. 2015;Suciatmih & Hidayat 2017;Suciatmih et al 2019;Suciatmih 2020). Rohandi and Listian (2015) stated that the paint quality was determined by selecting components, such as appropriate adhesives and additives.…”

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“…Some additives such as alkali (baking soda and soda ash), acid (cream of tartar, lemon, and vinegar), brown sugar, milk, glycerine, salts, and urea are also often added to the dyes to get the desired color. Different shades and tones were also obtained from a single dye source by application of different pH values (Wang et al 2014;Ren et al 2016;Suciatmih & Yuliar 2018;Suciatmih 2020).…”

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confidence: 99%

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The Evaluation of the Combination of Additives and Fungal Dyes to Produce Color for Textile Painting

Nugroho

Suciatmih²

2023

J.Tropical Biodiversity Biotechnology

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Fungal dyes are an eco-friendly alternative to synthetic dye. This study aims to evaluate additives to dye, using mixed fungi, to paint the picture on cloth. In the present study, the cloth was painted with mixed Aspergillus and Paecilomyces dye. The mixed fungi were grown on a mineral salt glucose medium. Five tests were conducted to evaluate additives to dye from mixed fungi that could be used to paint pictures on cloths to evaluate the effect of additives, a combination of additives producing tidy colors and other additives, the dye pH, mordant, and a variety of different mordants and the dye pH on color tidiness and hue. The additives used were alkali, acid, salts, glycerine, and urea. The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) color chart was used to measure the color of filtrate and range developed on the painted color on the cloth. The results showed that the mixture of vinegar or lemon as additives and the dye pH of 3 produced tidy colors. The mordant application had a more significant effect on the color that appears than pH treatment. Colors formed on images can add variations to textile painting.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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The Evaluation of the Combination of Additives and Fungal Dyes to Produce Color for Textile Painting

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Suciatmih²

2023

J.Tropical Biodiversity Biotechnology

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Effect of dyeing repetition and color reinforcement materials on color formation of cloth by mixed fungi dyes

Suciatmih

2020

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Colors variation and aging on cloth can be obtained through dyeing repetition and the application of color reinforcement materials. In the present study, cloth was dyed with dyes from the mixed fungi of Aspergillus and Paecilomyces using three different dyeing repetitions (3, 6, and 9 times), three different mordants (CaCO3, FeSO4.7H2O, and KAI (SO4)2.12H2O), and three different other color reinforcement materials (salt, soda ash, and vinegar). The mixed fungi were grown on mineral salt glucose medium in stationary cultures in dark conditions for 4 weeks. By using the RHS color chart, the range of colors developed on dyed materials was measured. The result showed that different dyeing repetitions and the combination of those with color reinforcement materials had a great effect on the color formation of cloth by the mixed fungi dyes. The optimum condition of cloth dyeing by the fungal dyes depends on color reinforcement materials used. The combination of dyeing repetition and color reinforcement materials on the color formation of cloth by the fungal dyes generated various colors, adding a color variation on textile dyeing.

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Influence of dyeing condition on cloth color by yellow dyes from mixed fungi grown in different culturing media

Suciatmih

2021

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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In the present study, cloth was dyed with yellow dyes obtained from a mixture of Aspergillus and Paecilomyces fungi grown in three different media, three mordant techniques, six mordant types and four dyeing repetitions. By matching with the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) color chart, the range of colors developed on the dyed cloth was measured. The results showed that medium-1 and medium-3 produced stronger dyed cloth colors than medium-2; and different mordant types and techniques each also produced more varied cloth colors from both media than did medium-2. Meta- and pre-mordant using different mordant types applied to the dyes from all of the media each produced more varied cloth colors than did post-mordant; while mordant technique using Cu+2 and Fe+2 in the same media each produced more varied cloth colors than did other mordant types. The optimum condition for the cloth dyeing by the dyes in medium-1 and medium-3 added with pre-mordant Cu+2 was 3 times, while with meta-mordant Cu+2 was 3 and 5 times respectively. The optimum condition for the cloth dyeing by the dyes in medium-1 and medium-3 added with pre-mordant Fe+2 each was 1 time, while with meta-mordant Fe+2 was 1 and 5 times, respectively.

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Combination of culture and dyeing conditions on cloth color dyed with mixed fungi dyes

Cited by 4 publications

References 13 publications

The Evaluation of the Combination of Additives and Fungal Dyes to Produce Color for Textile Painting

The Evaluation of the Combination of Additives and Fungal Dyes to Produce Color for Textile Painting

Effect of dyeing repetition and color reinforcement materials on color formation of cloth by mixed fungi dyes

Influence of dyeing condition on cloth color by yellow dyes from mixed fungi grown in different culturing media

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