Utilization of biopolymer in resist printing of linen fabrics using reactive dyes

Rekaby, M.; El-Hennawi, H. M.; Shahin, A. A. M.; Ragheb, A. A.

doi:10.1016/j.carbpol.2013.07.046

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“…[21] Only portions that are not covered with resistant paste will be affected by a dye and therefore generate a pattern on a colored background. [22,23] The style of the resistance is split into the physical one, (those which use wax to prevent the dyeing of the fiber). In contrast, chemical-resistant prints are conductive to (1) dye dissolution (oxidative or reductive), (2) dye insolubility (via the use of an anti-solution agent), and blockage dye sites of fiber.…”

Section: Resist Printing Using Wild Taro Extractmentioning

confidence: 99%

Resist and Discharge Printing Techniques on Different Textile Based Materials

Ragab

Othman

Hassabo

2021

J.Text.color. pol. sci.

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A substantial contribution to environmental contamination are the different procedures employed in the textile sector, so there are several initiatives to decrease pollution via using natural dyes or other natural auxiliaries in the textile wetting processes such as:-Discharge printing of polyester fabric using Thiourea Dioxide, Discharge printing of cotton and Silk fabrics dyed by turmeric natural dye, Discharge Printing of Denim Using Potassium Permanganate as Oxidative Agent, Application of Resist Printing using Flour of Wild Taro as a natural resist printing agent for Printing of Silk Fabric and resist printing of cotton fabrics using chitosan as a resist agent.

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Section: Resist Printing Using Wild Taro Extractmentioning

confidence: 99%