Coloration Technology · 2004 · 59 citations · 6 references
Textile ProcessingColorimetric PropertiesTextile TestingColorimetryColouristic PropertiesDyeingColour ChangeNatural DyesPigment
An evaluation has been carried out of the effect of ammonia on the colouristic properties of wool dyed with a range of natural dyes containing anthraquinone, naphthaquinone, flavone and tannin structures. It was found in all cases that after‐treatment with ammonia caused a decrease in the lightness ( L *) values. The reasons for this are discussed, as is the fact that the colour change is not reversible on subsequent treatment with acid.
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