2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.dyepig.2005.04.009
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Synthesis and properties of heterocyclic monoazo dyes derived from 3-cyano-4-trifluoromethyl-6-substituted-2(1H)-pyridinethiones

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“…The dyeing behaviors of these dyes were evaluated by determining the color strength (K/S) value on wool/acrylic fabric in order to further elucidate the influence of dyeing conditions, including pH, temperature, and time. The levelling properties and Heterocyclic dyes are well-known compounds that have larger tinctorial strength and brighter color than azo dyes based on aniline-based derivative [19][20][21], and have attracted great interest among dye chemists in the modern textile chemistry in recent years [22,23]. Commercial heterocyclic dyes have been largely classified into four major classes: (benzo) thiazole dyes, (benzo) isothiazole dyes [24,25], thiadiazole dyes [26], and thiophene dyes [27].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dyeing behaviors of these dyes were evaluated by determining the color strength (K/S) value on wool/acrylic fabric in order to further elucidate the influence of dyeing conditions, including pH, temperature, and time. The levelling properties and Heterocyclic dyes are well-known compounds that have larger tinctorial strength and brighter color than azo dyes based on aniline-based derivative [19][20][21], and have attracted great interest among dye chemists in the modern textile chemistry in recent years [22,23]. Commercial heterocyclic dyes have been largely classified into four major classes: (benzo) thiazole dyes, (benzo) isothiazole dyes [24,25], thiadiazole dyes [26], and thiophene dyes [27].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Compared with the conventional method, the C*-value for the one-step dyed PET fabric increased (Figure 2b), which indicated that one-step dyeing can improve the chroma of the dyeings. 35,36 Structural Descriptions. Attempt to investigate the structure-performance relationship of ecofriendly disperse dyes (D4 and D5), we prepared single crystal in DMF with solvent extraction method and measured the single crystal structure of the dyes.…”
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“…The polyester fabric has several advantages over traditional fabrics such as cotton. It does not absorb moisture but does absorb oil; this quality makes polyester the perfect fabric for the application of water‐resistant, soil‐resistant, and fire‐resistant finishes and stains resistance besides its non‐allergenic property, and disperse dyes are considered to be very popular and important class of dyes for dyeing polyester fabrics because of their ease of synthesis, structural variability, higher chromophoric strength, brilliancy, wide range of hues, and excellent fastness properties, in addition to their environmental and economic importance . Therefore, we focused on the synthesis of novel thiazolyl‐thiophene moiety as potential monoazo disperse dyes for dyeing polyester fabrics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%