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Li, H.; Qiao, Jie; Wang, L.; Chen, X.

doi:10.1016/j.fertnstert.2006.07.355

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“…Before dyeing the specimens, We use UV -visible spectrophotometer to measure the absorbance (A 0 ) [7] of reactive red X-3B at the maximum absorption wavelength (λ=540nm); After dyeing, wash the specimens by distilled water, don't stop until the washed water has no color available, and collect the washed water. In the end ,mix the dyeing water left and the washed water, fix the volume to the one pre-dyed, then we get the dye mixture after the dyeing, we need to measure the absorbance(A 1 ) [8,9] at the maximum absorption wavelength (λ=540nm). The dye-uptake is calculated as:…”

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Studies on the Dye-Uptake of Fraxinus Mandshurica Veneer with Reactive Dyes

Guo

Liu

2010

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In order to explore the factors of fraxinus mandshurica veneer dye-uptake, the discourse made use of reactive dyes. The result showed that significant effects of fraxinus mandshurica veneer dye uptake are reactive dye concentration, dyeing temperature, dyeing time and sodium chloride concentration. The artificial dyeing technology of fraxinus mandshurica was defined finally. Using reactive dyes, reactive red X-3B 10 g/L, temperature 95 °C, the dyeing time 240 min, sodium chloride 30 g/L. The study provided a theory gist and a practical guidance role for imitation precious wood.

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