Research on the Dyeing Property of Natural Food Pigments on Cotton Fabric
p.57
p.57
Dyeing of Polyester/Cotton Blends with Encapsulated Disperse/Reactive Dyes for a One-Bath Auxiliary-Free Process
p.61
p.61
Dyeing of Pearl Fiber by Walnut Peel Dye
p.66
p.66
Studies on Crosslinking Dyeing of a Series of Crosslinking Dyes by a Crosslinker
p.72
p.72
The Process of Silk Fabric Printed with Mulberry Red
p.78
p.78
Dyeing Silk with Tea Polyphenol
p.83
p.83
Effect of Soaping Process on Crimp Properties of Optim Wool
p.88
p.88
The Effect of Mordan Complexation of Natural Pigments on the Dyeing of Wool Dyeing of Natural Pigments
p.92
p.92
The Effect of Different Plasma Treatments on the Pigment Dyeing of Cotton Fabrics
p.96
p.96
The Process of Silk Fabric Printed with Mulberry Red
Abstract:
The process of silk fabric printed with a natural dye such as mulberry red has been studied. Sodium alginate could meet the need of silk printing. The optimum printing condition was that, steaming temperature was 100 °C, for 20 min with saturated steam. When the dye concentration relative to original paste reached 4%, the maximum of color depth could be achieved. The printed silk fabric with different mordants can get different colors.
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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 441)
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78-82
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