Handbook of Natural Colorants 2009
DOI: 10.1002/9780470744970.ch11
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Dyes from Lichens and Mushrooms

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“…In acidic pH dyestuff forms red cation, and in basic pH, it forms bluish violet anion. The lichens which belong to species Parmelia, Xanthoria parietina, Ochrolechia tartarea and Lasallia pustulata are capable to produce yellowish, brownish and reddish brown colours in dyeing of wool with lichens [31]. The dyeing is done by boiling the wool with lichen solution either premordanted or without mordanted wool in presence of ammonia.…”
Section: Dyes From Lichens and Mushroomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In acidic pH dyestuff forms red cation, and in basic pH, it forms bluish violet anion. The lichens which belong to species Parmelia, Xanthoria parietina, Ochrolechia tartarea and Lasallia pustulata are capable to produce yellowish, brownish and reddish brown colours in dyeing of wool with lichens [31]. The dyeing is done by boiling the wool with lichen solution either premordanted or without mordanted wool in presence of ammonia.…”
Section: Dyes From Lichens and Mushroomsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many of the pigments of higher fungi are quinones or similar conjugated structures that are mostly classified according to the perceived biosynthetic pathways, reflecting their structure, to pigments derived from (i) the shikimate (chorismate) pathway, (ii) the acetatemalonate (polyketide) pathway, (iii) the mevalonate (terpenoid) pathway, and (iv) pigments containing nitrogen. Several review articles covering the literature published from its inception during the latter half of the 19 th century to the end of 2009 have been already published (Gill & Steglich 1987;Gill 1994Gill , 1996Gill , 1999Gill , 2003Hanson 2008a,b;Räisänen 2009;Zhou & Liu 2010).…”
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“…Todas as amostras de algodão tiveram uma variação da cor para o vermelho. Isso pode ser devido, também, à mudança batocrômica no espectro de absorção das moléculas dos extratos devido a sua ionização por efeito do meio alcalino (RӒISӒNEN, 2009).…”
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“…Em alguns casos, dependendo do resultado esperado, é possível combinar mais de um método (SINGH; BHARATI, 2014). A pré e a pós-mordentagem requerem um banho separado do tingimento, onde o substrato será tratado com o mordente, necessitando, assim, de uma quantidade maior de água, contudo, evitando que o mordente e as moléculas do No tingimento têxtil podem ocorrer interações físicas e químicas, como ligação covalente, iônica, de hidrogênio, de coordenação e força de van der Waals(RӒISӒNEN, 2009). O tipo de interação vai depender da estrutura do corante e da fibra.Os compostos naturais possuem grupos O ou OH (hidroxila) que são, de modo geral, os responsáveis pela ligação direta entre as moléculas dos corantes naturais e as fibras têxteis(RӒISӒNEN, 2009).…”
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