Investigation Impact of Salt, M:L, Soda Ash on Cotton,
and Cotton Viscose Blended Fabrics Dyeing Using
Direct Dyes

Guillermo Bert

Research Article

Investigation Impact of Salt, M:L, Soda Ash on Cotton, and Cotton Viscose Blended Fabrics Dyeing Using Direct Dyes

Md Abu Darda*, Md Tanvir Hossain, Nadim Mahmud, Abdur Rahman Talha and Md Abu Asad

Dhaka University of Engineering and Technology, Bangladesh

Corresponding Author

Received Date: July 15, 2020; Published Date: July 30, 2020

Abstract

Direct Dyes are molecules can adhere with fabric molecules without any help from chemicals. It is anionic dyes with good substantivity for cellulosic fibers. This study attempts to investigate impact salt, M:L, Na2CO3 on knit fabrics (cotton and viscose cotton blended) dyeing by using direct dyes. Although a large number of research works have been accomplished in this field, a significant investigation still required. Research findings state that the absence of Salts and Soda Ash decrease the overall dye take-up as well as decrease of Material: Liquor increases the dye absorption or take-up of the knitted sample. Also, viscose cotton blended specimen shows less dye absorption and overall lower result comparing cotton.

Keywords: Direct dyes; Substantivity; Cotton; Viscose; Color fastness; Salt; Material; Liquor; Soda ash

Article Details

Citation

Md Abu Darda, Md Tanvir Hossain, Nadim Mahmud etc all. Investigation Impact of Salt, M:L, Soda Ash on Cotton, and Cotton Viscose Blended Fabrics Dyeing Using Direct Dyes. 6(3): 2020. JTSFT.MS.ID.000638.