Microwave-assisted dyeing of wool fabrics with natural dyes as eco- friendly dyeing method: part I. Dyeing performance and fastness properties

Abstract

In this study different Mixtures of natural plants (Artemisia monosperma Del. and Phlomis floccose L.) in different proportions and different concentrations of the mixture are used to obtain new natural dyes and applying them to woolen fabric using microwave radiation and then studying the effect of extraction time and the pH of the dyeing bath on the strength of color and then studying the fastness of these dyes against light and Washing and perspiration

Environmental friendly exploration of cinnamon bark ( Cinnamomum verum ) based yellow natural dye for green coloration of bio‐mordanted wool fabric

“…Microwave‐assisted extraction has played a sufficient promising a great role in the world of natural products because of its sustainable nature 24,37,38 . This role has been observed during the isolation of colorants from cinnamon for wool dyeing using aqueous and alkali media.…”

A Valuable Observation on Thickeners for Valuable Utilisation in the Printing of Different Textile Fabrics

“…Exudate gums are among the oldest natural gums being known .The three major exudate gums Karaya gum, Tragacanth gum and Arabic gum have a unique range of functionalities. [34][35][36][37][38][39] Gums are biopolymers which mainly consist of carbohydrates sometimes with small amounts of proteins and minerals. [40] a) Karaya gum Karaya gum an acetylated polysaccharide exudate of Sterculia urens trees.…”

A valuable observation on natural plants extracts for Valuable Functionalization of Cotton fabric (an overview)

“…The microwave-assisted extraction technology is a high-speed process used in various raw materials for selectively targeted compounds. During solvent extraction, the technology utilizes a microwave applicator as the energy source, leading to the following advantages: faster production, reduced energy consumption, improved quality, and reduced amount of the solvent used [114][115][116].…”