Dyeing behaviour on oxidized linen grafted with HBP-NH_2
Chen Yu-yue
Abstract
Chen Yu-yue
Abstract
In order to achieve salt-free dyeing on linen fiber with reactive dyes,HBP-NH2 grafted oxidized linen fiber(HGLF) was prepared by the oxidation of linen fiber with sodium periodate and subsequent grafted with HBP-NH2.The ξ potentional values of HGLF of the liquid phase were examined.The dyeing results with reactive dyes showed that compared with conventional dyeing,the HGLF fabrics displayed markedly enhanced colour strength when dyed with reactive dyes without salt.The washing fastness and levelling properties of the dyed HGLF fabrics were satisfactory,but the rubbing fastness slightly decreased.
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In order to achieve salt-free dyeing on linen fiber with reactive dyes,HBP-NH2 grafted oxidized linen fiber(HGLF) was prepared by the oxidation of linen fiber with sodium periodate and subsequent grafted with HBP-NH2.The ξ potentional values of HGLF of the liquid phase were examined.The dyeing results with reactive dyes showed that compared with conventional dyeing,the HGLF fabrics displayed markedly enhanced colour strength when dyed with reactive dyes without salt.The washing fastness and levelling properties of the dyed HGLF fabrics were satisfactory,but the rubbing fastness slightly decreased.
Key concepts: Dyeing, Rubbing, Fiber, Materials science, Periodate, Salt (chemistry), Sodium periodate, Nuclear chemistry