2018
DOI: 10.1007/s12221-018-7227-y
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Synthetic Fiber Dyeing with New Pyrazole Disperse Dyes and Their Colorimetric and Fastness Properties

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“…The dyed PLA fabrics displayed better sublimation fastness than dyed PET and PA 6.6 fabrics. 117 Novel phenylazopyrazolone-containing acylamide disperse yellow dyes were designed and synthesized for PLA, based on the prediction that some polar groups build stronger force between dyes and PLA macromolecular chain. The dye sorptions changed depending on the types of acylamide dyes.…”
Section: Dyeingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The dyed PLA fabrics displayed better sublimation fastness than dyed PET and PA 6.6 fabrics. 117 Novel phenylazopyrazolone-containing acylamide disperse yellow dyes were designed and synthesized for PLA, based on the prediction that some polar groups build stronger force between dyes and PLA macromolecular chain. The dye sorptions changed depending on the types of acylamide dyes.…”
Section: Dyeingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The light fastness tests were determined using the international blue scale (1-8), the rubbing and washing fastness tests were determined using the international grey scale (1-5), where the maximum was ranked the best while least was the inferior. 32,33…”
Section: Assessment Of Fastnessmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…4-5, 4-(4/5), 3-3, respectively. On the other hand, dry rub fastness of 1a and 2a was found as 5 32,33.…”
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confidence: 92%
“…Second, unique soft texture is one of the most important advantages of silk, so the fragrance-loaded systems should also be soft. Third, silk is frequently washed, so the fragrance-loaded systems should hold on the silk in the alkalescent washing condition. Fourth, silk is usually made into costumes that go next to the skin, so the fragrance should be released in the acidic perspiration conditions. Fifth, the surface of silk is negatively charged, so the fragrance-loaded systems with positive charges are more easily adsorbed on the surface of silk because of the electrostatic interaction. With the developments of nanoscience and nanotechnology, preparation of nanoencapsulated fragrances is expected to meet these above requirements. …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%