Spectroscopic investigation of polymers dyed with fluorescent dyes ? Naphthalimide derivatives

Tul'guk, Z. D.; Nurmukhametov, R. N.; Khimenko, Vitalii; Semenova, L. I.

doi:10.1007/bf00551625

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“…The colour is the more intense the greater the dye concentration, but the application of fluorescent dyes for fabrics has its own specifics. It is necessary to introduce a relatively high concentration to give an intense coloration, but concentration quenching and fluorescent reabsorption can amount to no advantage for these dyes [13]. The building‐up property of a cationic dye is important for the dyeing of dark shades.…”

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Studies on silk fabric dyed with a hemicyanine dye

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Huang

et al. 2010

Coloration Technology

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Silk fabric was dyed with a hemicyanine dye, DHEASPBr‐C4, to create the fluorescent silk fabric in this article. The study initially focuses on the dyeing properties of the dyed silk fabric, followed by the reflectance and emission spectra. The results show that the sorption isotherms are the Langmuir type and the dyed silk fabrics using DHEASPBr‐C4 have an obvious fluorescent effect in the spectral range 570–720 nm, while their peak locations of ca. 590 nm in the emission spectra are under the excitation of 365 nm. Finally, the CIE coordinates of the dyed silk fabric are discussed in order to investigate further potential applications.

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