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Correlation between Thermodynamic Parameters and %
Exhaustions of Some Carboxylated Reactive Dyes on Silk
Isah Adewale Bello1
, Abdur-rahim Adebisi Giwa1
, Abass Abiola Olajire1
and *Mary Adelaide Oladipo1
1. Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology , Ogbomoso.
*Email of corresponding author : maryadelaide0606@yahoo.com
Abstract
Nine dyes having various functional groups were synthesized and applied on silk fabric. The equilibrium
exhaustions %E of the dyes on silk were determined. From this the thermodynamic parameters such as partition
coefficient K, and standard affinity, Δμθ
which is a driving force behind the dyeing process are determined. There
is a strong correlation between the %E and the thermodynamic parameters values on one hand and effect of
aftertreatment on the thermodynamic parameters on the other hand.
Keywords : exhaustion, aftertreatment, partition coefficient, standard affinities, thermodymanic parameters
1. Introduction
Silk fibres have long held the interest of man from the scientific, technological and aesthetic points of
view. The importance of silk as a textile fibre lies in its luster, handle and draping qualities. In the early decades
of synthetic dyes, silk was dyed mainly with cationic (basic) dyes and only later with anionic dyes, i.e. with acid
and direct dyes. Acid tend to give dyeings of low depth on silk, and if very deep colours are required ‘bronzing’
occurs. They do not have the wide range of bright colours generally required for silk, so some old basic dyes are
still sued for application on silk in spite of their low light fastness. The majority of dyeing with acid, basic and
direct dyes are poor in wet fastness due to binding forces based on non-polar electrostatic, van der Waals and
hydrogen bond interactions only. In order to improve the fastness properties of silk dyeing the application of
reactive dyes would undoubtedly be attractive, as a wide range of brilliant colours with good wet and light
fastness is potentially available.
The discovery of reactive dyes containing a carboxylic acid group as the dye/fibre reaction site was
made by Burlington Industries Inc.2
In 1978, these dyes were applied to cotton under acidic condition in the
presence of a carbodiimide, to give dyeing of good resistance to alkaline washing3
. The same group of dyes has
been applied to wool with excellent fastness to alkaline washing4
. Unfortunately very little work has been carried
out on the carboxylated reactive dyeing of silk, especially using the carbodiimide as after treatment immediately
after the exhaustion dyeing. The dye-fibre bond stabilities have never been investigated on silk.
The work described in this paper is an investigation on silk corresponding to those on cellulose, nylon
and on wool. It is of interest for practical reasons whether reactive dyeing of silk with carboxylated dyes have
high dye-fibre bond stabilities similar to those on wool (which would indicate that the fixation ratio is an
important parameter influencing fastness properties), or similar to those on cotton, because of the significant
percentage of bonds formed with hydroxyl groups.
We used nine different dyes for this investigation (see Figure 1) and determined exhaustion, fixation
and dye-fibre bond stabilities of dyed silk after the after treatment with carbodiimide.
2.0 Experimental
2.1 Silk
Anaphe silk fibre obtained locally in Nigeria was used for dyeing. The fibre was degummed and
bleached in 50 volume hydrogen peroxide at 90o
C for 20 min at a liquor ratio of 20:1, then washed well in water
at room temperature for 10 min and dried at room temperature.
2.2 Dye
The structure of the dyes used are given in Figure 1. They were prepared by diazotization of suitable
amines and coupled to 2-naphthol, chromotropic acid, and J-Acid respectively using the available procedure.5
Three of the dyes contained carboxylic acid group (Dyes 1a, 2a, and 3a), three contained sulphonic acid
group (Dyes 1b, 2b and 3b) while the other three (Dyes 1c, 2c and 3c) contained no substituent group in the
diazo component. The dyes were recrystallized from suitable solvents until the molar extinction coefficients of
all the dyes remain constant.
2.3 Dyeing
Dyestuff (40 mg) was dissolved in 50 ml of water at room temperature contained in a 150 ml quick-fit
round-bottomed flask fitted with a reflux water condenser and standing on a heating mantle. The dyebath was set
at the required pH (3.0) by the addition of dilute acetic acid. The material (1.0 g of silk fibre) was wetted out in
warm water and the excess water squeezed out. The material was immersed in the dye liquor at 40o
C for 15 min
before the temperature was raised, over 20 min, to the boil. Dyeing was performed at the boil for a further 30
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min. occasional gentle agitation of the dyeing arrangement was adopted throughout the dyeing cycle to promote
uniform dye uptake.On the completion of the dyeing, the dyed sampled was taken out, rinsed in cold water, and
dried at 60o
C.
After the removal of the sample, the dyebath liquor was made up to standard volume and the optical
density measured at the λmax of each dyes. The initial optical density of the dyebath was taken before the
commencement of dyeing. The percentage exhaustion of the dyes on the fibre (E) was calculated according to
Equation 1:
)1........(100×
−
=
d
bd
A
AA
E
Where Ad and Ab are the quantities of dye originally in the dyebath and of residual dye in the dyebath
respectively using spectrophotometer. The results obtained are shown in Table 1.
2.4 Extraction of Unfixed Dye
The extraction solution used was 10% aqueous pyridine. The extraction was carried out in the glass tube
with a stirrer. The dyed silk fibre was clipped to the stirrer and kept in the extraction solution for 30 min at 70 o
C.
Each piece was extracted until the extraction liquor became colourless. At the end of each extraction the solution
was decanted and made up to a standard volume and its absorbance was measured spectrophotometrically.
Fixation ratio (F) was calculated according to Equation 2.
)2........(100×
−
−−
=
bd
obd
AA
AAA
F
Where Ao is the quantity of extractable dye. The results are given in Table 1.
2.5 Extent of Dyeing to Alkaline Washing
The stability of the dye/fibre bond to alkaline washing was tested by subjecting samples of the silk
dyeings to the ISO 2 and 3 wash tests6
. The results obtained with dyes 1-9 are summarized in Table 2.
3. Results and Discussion
3.1 Spectra Data
From the results summarized in Table 1, it can be seen that dyes obtained by coupling diazotized 4-
aminobenzoic acid, sulphanilic acid and aniline to 2-naphthol absorb in the range 480nm to 488nm, thus the
incorporation of carboxylic acid group in the parent dye (1c) to give (1a) has very little effect on the λmax of the
dyes. For example, dye (1c) absorbs at 480 nm and (1a) absorbs at 485 nm, a bathochromic shift of 5nm relative
to dye (1c). similarly when the carboxylic acid group is substituted with sulphonic acid group as in dye (1b), the
dye absorbs at 488 nm and this gives a bathochromic shift of 8nm relative to dye (1c).
Replacing the 2-naphthol with chromotropic acid gave dyes in (2) with λmax in the range 500nm to 513
nm. Dyes in this series are more bathochromic than those in series (1) by about 20 nm – 23nm relative to each
other.
Using J-acid as the coupling component gave dyes in (3) with λmax similar to dyes in series (1). This
means that the electron releasing effect of J-acid and 2-naphthol are similar.
3.2 Dyeing, Exhaustion, hydrolysis to alkaline washing and fixation
From the dyeing results in Table 1, it can be seen that exhaustion varies between 97 and 80% for the
dyes used in this investigation. All the dyes gave very good exhaustion fibre penetration, the dyeing obtained
also show very good levelness, with dyes having very high value of partition coefficient (K) and having high %
exhaustion (E), just like the standard affinity (Δμθ
).
The results of the wash fastness test summarized in Table 2 with most of the dyes having fastness rating
of 1, indicating poor fastness to alkaline washing. This shows that the dyes are anchored to the fibre by
mechanical retention and hydrogen bonding which are not strong enough to withstand the action of washing
agents.
Similarly, the results of the fixation, carried out by subjecting all the dyeing to stripping with 10%
aqueous pyridine summarized in Table 1, clearly show that there was less fixation of all the dyes under
investigation on the silk fibre before the dyeing were aftertreated with carbodiimide. Infact most of the dyes
were extracted in the first extraction solution and virtually none was left on the fibre after 30 min of extraction at
70o
C.
However, when all the dyeing were aftertreated with dicyclohexylcarbodiimide, all the three dyes
containing carboxylic acid group (i.e, dyes, 1a, 2a and 3a) show very strong resistance to 10% aqueous pyridine
extraction and even after successive extraction with pyridine extraction and even after successive extraction with
pyridine, more than 20% of the dyes are covalently bonded to the silk mores. All the other dyes without the
carboxylic group are still very sensitive to pyridine extraction, showing apparently no fixation on the fibre.
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The results of the wash fastness test conducted when the dyeing were aftertreated with carbodiimide
also show very good fastness ratings for all the dyes with carboxylic acid group.
These results clearly show that carboxylated reactive dyes can be covalently bonded to silk fibre similar
to those of wool and cotton fibres when aftertreated with carbodiimide.
Since wool and silk are built up from the same amino acids, (though, their physical and chemical
structures are very different), the reaction scheme of carboxylated dyes with silk in the presence of cabrodiimide
can be represented as shown in Scheme 1.
HOOC-Silk-NH2+Dye-C-OH+HN=C=NH
O
heat
HOOC-Silk-COHN-dye+ H2N-C-NH2
O
Scheme 1
4. Conclusion
All the dyes used in this work have high equilibrium exhaustion for silk fibre. They however recorded
poor wash fastness because of the small structure of the dyes. Likewise their fixation, which is a measure of the
fibre-dye bond which is also weak. This shortcoming is overcome by having the dyed fabric treated with
dicyclohexylcarbodiimide i.e. the fixation and wash fastness improved tremendously after applying the
aftertreatment.
It meant that carboxylated reactions dyes can covalently bond to silk fibre when the dyed fibre is treated
with carbodiimide, which is a major breakthrough since they already have high standard affinities for the fibre as
recorded in Table 1.
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Bello, K.A. 1999.”Substituent Effect
Burlington Industries Inc. BP 1514395 (1978).
Fierz-David, H.E. and Blangey, L. 1949 “Fundamental Processes of Dye Chemistry. New York Interscience.
Nkeonye, P.O. 1986. J.S.D.C., 102, 384.
Otterburn, M.S. 1977 .“Chemistry of Natural Protein Fibres”. Ed. R.S. Asquith .New York: Plenum Press, 53.
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R N = N
OH
R N=N
SO3
H
OH OH
SO3H
(1) (2)
R N=N
SO3H
OH
NH2
(3)
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a. R = COOH
b. R = SO3H
c. R = H
Figure 1 . Dyes used in the present study
Table 1: λmax, % Exhaustion, % Fixation and Thermodynamic Parameter value of the Dyes
Dye
No.
λmax/min
(water)
%
Exhaustion
%
Fixation
K Δμθ
(a) (b) ltKg-1
kJmol-1
1a 485* 90 0.3 25 1350.0 22352.4
1b 488 92 0.6 2 1725.0 23112.6
1c 480* 85 0.7 2 850.0 20917.8
2a 513 97 0.2 23 4850.0 26318.4
2b 510 90 0.4 3 1350.0 22352.4
2c 500 96 0.3 2 3600.0 25394.1
3a 485 81 0.6 28 639.5 20235.4
3b 485 80 0.2 3 600.0 19837.7
3c 480 84 0.8 2 787.5 20680.9
(a) Before the Aftertreatment with carbodiimide
(b) After the Aftertreatment with carbodiimide
* measured in acetone
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Table 2: Wash Fastness Rating of the Dyes
Dye No. A
Change in shade Staining of white
B
Change in shade Staining of white
1a ISO 2
ISO 3
1-2 5
1 5
5 5
4-5 5
1b ISO 2
ISO 3
1-2 4
1 4
2 5
1-2 5
1c ISO 2
ISO 3
1 4
1 4
2 5
2 5
2a ISO 2
ISO 3
1-2 4
1 4
4-5 5
4 5
2b ISO 2
ISO 3
1 4
1 4
2 5
1-2 5
2c ISO 2
ISO 3
1-2 4-5
1 4-5
2 5
1-2 5
3a ISO 2
ISO 3
1-2 5
1 4-5
4 5
3-4 5
3b ISO 2
ISO 3
1-2 5
1 4-5
2 5
1-2 5
3c ISO 2
ISO 3
1 4-5
1 4-5
2 5
1-2 5
(a) Before the aftertreatment with carbodiimide
(b) After the treatment with carbodiimide
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  • 1. Chemistry and Materials Research www.iiste.org ISSN 2224- 3224 (Print) ISSN 2225- 0956 (Online) Vol.3 No.9, 2013 1 Correlation between Thermodynamic Parameters and % Exhaustions of Some Carboxylated Reactive Dyes on Silk Isah Adewale Bello1 , Abdur-rahim Adebisi Giwa1 , Abass Abiola Olajire1 and *Mary Adelaide Oladipo1 1. Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry, Ladoke Akintola University of Technology , Ogbomoso. *Email of corresponding author : maryadelaide0606@yahoo.com Abstract Nine dyes having various functional groups were synthesized and applied on silk fabric. The equilibrium exhaustions %E of the dyes on silk were determined. From this the thermodynamic parameters such as partition coefficient K, and standard affinity, Δμθ which is a driving force behind the dyeing process are determined. There is a strong correlation between the %E and the thermodynamic parameters values on one hand and effect of aftertreatment on the thermodynamic parameters on the other hand. Keywords : exhaustion, aftertreatment, partition coefficient, standard affinities, thermodymanic parameters 1. Introduction Silk fibres have long held the interest of man from the scientific, technological and aesthetic points of view. The importance of silk as a textile fibre lies in its luster, handle and draping qualities. In the early decades of synthetic dyes, silk was dyed mainly with cationic (basic) dyes and only later with anionic dyes, i.e. with acid and direct dyes. Acid tend to give dyeings of low depth on silk, and if very deep colours are required ‘bronzing’ occurs. They do not have the wide range of bright colours generally required for silk, so some old basic dyes are still sued for application on silk in spite of their low light fastness. The majority of dyeing with acid, basic and direct dyes are poor in wet fastness due to binding forces based on non-polar electrostatic, van der Waals and hydrogen bond interactions only. In order to improve the fastness properties of silk dyeing the application of reactive dyes would undoubtedly be attractive, as a wide range of brilliant colours with good wet and light fastness is potentially available. The discovery of reactive dyes containing a carboxylic acid group as the dye/fibre reaction site was made by Burlington Industries Inc.2 In 1978, these dyes were applied to cotton under acidic condition in the presence of a carbodiimide, to give dyeing of good resistance to alkaline washing3 . The same group of dyes has been applied to wool with excellent fastness to alkaline washing4 . Unfortunately very little work has been carried out on the carboxylated reactive dyeing of silk, especially using the carbodiimide as after treatment immediately after the exhaustion dyeing. The dye-fibre bond stabilities have never been investigated on silk. The work described in this paper is an investigation on silk corresponding to those on cellulose, nylon and on wool. It is of interest for practical reasons whether reactive dyeing of silk with carboxylated dyes have high dye-fibre bond stabilities similar to those on wool (which would indicate that the fixation ratio is an important parameter influencing fastness properties), or similar to those on cotton, because of the significant percentage of bonds formed with hydroxyl groups. We used nine different dyes for this investigation (see Figure 1) and determined exhaustion, fixation and dye-fibre bond stabilities of dyed silk after the after treatment with carbodiimide. 2.0 Experimental 2.1 Silk Anaphe silk fibre obtained locally in Nigeria was used for dyeing. The fibre was degummed and bleached in 50 volume hydrogen peroxide at 90o C for 20 min at a liquor ratio of 20:1, then washed well in water at room temperature for 10 min and dried at room temperature. 2.2 Dye The structure of the dyes used are given in Figure 1. They were prepared by diazotization of suitable amines and coupled to 2-naphthol, chromotropic acid, and J-Acid respectively using the available procedure.5 Three of the dyes contained carboxylic acid group (Dyes 1a, 2a, and 3a), three contained sulphonic acid group (Dyes 1b, 2b and 3b) while the other three (Dyes 1c, 2c and 3c) contained no substituent group in the diazo component. The dyes were recrystallized from suitable solvents until the molar extinction coefficients of all the dyes remain constant. 2.3 Dyeing Dyestuff (40 mg) was dissolved in 50 ml of water at room temperature contained in a 150 ml quick-fit round-bottomed flask fitted with a reflux water condenser and standing on a heating mantle. The dyebath was set at the required pH (3.0) by the addition of dilute acetic acid. The material (1.0 g of silk fibre) was wetted out in warm water and the excess water squeezed out. The material was immersed in the dye liquor at 40o C for 15 min before the temperature was raised, over 20 min, to the boil. Dyeing was performed at the boil for a further 30
  • 2. Chemistry and Materials Research www.iiste.org ISSN 2224- 3224 (Print) ISSN 2225- 0956 (Online) Vol.3 No.9, 2013 2 min. occasional gentle agitation of the dyeing arrangement was adopted throughout the dyeing cycle to promote uniform dye uptake.On the completion of the dyeing, the dyed sampled was taken out, rinsed in cold water, and dried at 60o C. After the removal of the sample, the dyebath liquor was made up to standard volume and the optical density measured at the λmax of each dyes. The initial optical density of the dyebath was taken before the commencement of dyeing. The percentage exhaustion of the dyes on the fibre (E) was calculated according to Equation 1: )1........(100× − = d bd A AA E Where Ad and Ab are the quantities of dye originally in the dyebath and of residual dye in the dyebath respectively using spectrophotometer. The results obtained are shown in Table 1. 2.4 Extraction of Unfixed Dye The extraction solution used was 10% aqueous pyridine. The extraction was carried out in the glass tube with a stirrer. The dyed silk fibre was clipped to the stirrer and kept in the extraction solution for 30 min at 70 o C. Each piece was extracted until the extraction liquor became colourless. At the end of each extraction the solution was decanted and made up to a standard volume and its absorbance was measured spectrophotometrically. Fixation ratio (F) was calculated according to Equation 2. )2........(100× − −− = bd obd AA AAA F Where Ao is the quantity of extractable dye. The results are given in Table 1. 2.5 Extent of Dyeing to Alkaline Washing The stability of the dye/fibre bond to alkaline washing was tested by subjecting samples of the silk dyeings to the ISO 2 and 3 wash tests6 . The results obtained with dyes 1-9 are summarized in Table 2. 3. Results and Discussion 3.1 Spectra Data From the results summarized in Table 1, it can be seen that dyes obtained by coupling diazotized 4- aminobenzoic acid, sulphanilic acid and aniline to 2-naphthol absorb in the range 480nm to 488nm, thus the incorporation of carboxylic acid group in the parent dye (1c) to give (1a) has very little effect on the λmax of the dyes. For example, dye (1c) absorbs at 480 nm and (1a) absorbs at 485 nm, a bathochromic shift of 5nm relative to dye (1c). similarly when the carboxylic acid group is substituted with sulphonic acid group as in dye (1b), the dye absorbs at 488 nm and this gives a bathochromic shift of 8nm relative to dye (1c). Replacing the 2-naphthol with chromotropic acid gave dyes in (2) with λmax in the range 500nm to 513 nm. Dyes in this series are more bathochromic than those in series (1) by about 20 nm – 23nm relative to each other. Using J-acid as the coupling component gave dyes in (3) with λmax similar to dyes in series (1). This means that the electron releasing effect of J-acid and 2-naphthol are similar. 3.2 Dyeing, Exhaustion, hydrolysis to alkaline washing and fixation From the dyeing results in Table 1, it can be seen that exhaustion varies between 97 and 80% for the dyes used in this investigation. All the dyes gave very good exhaustion fibre penetration, the dyeing obtained also show very good levelness, with dyes having very high value of partition coefficient (K) and having high % exhaustion (E), just like the standard affinity (Δμθ ). The results of the wash fastness test summarized in Table 2 with most of the dyes having fastness rating of 1, indicating poor fastness to alkaline washing. This shows that the dyes are anchored to the fibre by mechanical retention and hydrogen bonding which are not strong enough to withstand the action of washing agents. Similarly, the results of the fixation, carried out by subjecting all the dyeing to stripping with 10% aqueous pyridine summarized in Table 1, clearly show that there was less fixation of all the dyes under investigation on the silk fibre before the dyeing were aftertreated with carbodiimide. Infact most of the dyes were extracted in the first extraction solution and virtually none was left on the fibre after 30 min of extraction at 70o C. However, when all the dyeing were aftertreated with dicyclohexylcarbodiimide, all the three dyes containing carboxylic acid group (i.e, dyes, 1a, 2a and 3a) show very strong resistance to 10% aqueous pyridine extraction and even after successive extraction with pyridine extraction and even after successive extraction with pyridine, more than 20% of the dyes are covalently bonded to the silk mores. All the other dyes without the carboxylic group are still very sensitive to pyridine extraction, showing apparently no fixation on the fibre.
  • 3. Chemistry and Materials Research www.iiste.org ISSN 2224- 3224 (Print) ISSN 2225- 0956 (Online) Vol.3 No.9, 2013 3 The results of the wash fastness test conducted when the dyeing were aftertreated with carbodiimide also show very good fastness ratings for all the dyes with carboxylic acid group. These results clearly show that carboxylated reactive dyes can be covalently bonded to silk fibre similar to those of wool and cotton fibres when aftertreated with carbodiimide. Since wool and silk are built up from the same amino acids, (though, their physical and chemical structures are very different), the reaction scheme of carboxylated dyes with silk in the presence of cabrodiimide can be represented as shown in Scheme 1. HOOC-Silk-NH2+Dye-C-OH+HN=C=NH O heat HOOC-Silk-COHN-dye+ H2N-C-NH2 O Scheme 1 4. Conclusion All the dyes used in this work have high equilibrium exhaustion for silk fibre. They however recorded poor wash fastness because of the small structure of the dyes. Likewise their fixation, which is a measure of the fibre-dye bond which is also weak. This shortcoming is overcome by having the dyed fabric treated with dicyclohexylcarbodiimide i.e. the fixation and wash fastness improved tremendously after applying the aftertreatment. It meant that carboxylated reactions dyes can covalently bond to silk fibre when the dyed fibre is treated with carbodiimide, which is a major breakthrough since they already have high standard affinities for the fibre as recorded in Table 1. REFERENCES Bello, K.A. 1999.”Substituent Effect Burlington Industries Inc. BP 1514395 (1978). Fierz-David, H.E. and Blangey, L. 1949 “Fundamental Processes of Dye Chemistry. New York Interscience. Nkeonye, P.O. 1986. J.S.D.C., 102, 384. Otterburn, M.S. 1977 .“Chemistry of Natural Protein Fibres”. Ed. R.S. Asquith .New York: Plenum Press, 53. Society of Dyers and Colourists, “Standard Methods for the Determination of the Colour Fastness of Textiles and Leather” Bradford, 4th Edition, 1978. R N = N OH R N=N SO3 H OH OH SO3H (1) (2) R N=N SO3H OH NH2 (3)
  • 4. Chemistry and Materials Research www.iiste.org ISSN 2224- 3224 (Print) ISSN 2225- 0956 (Online) Vol.3 No.9, 2013 4 a. R = COOH b. R = SO3H c. R = H Figure 1 . Dyes used in the present study Table 1: λmax, % Exhaustion, % Fixation and Thermodynamic Parameter value of the Dyes Dye No. λmax/min (water) % Exhaustion % Fixation K Δμθ (a) (b) ltKg-1 kJmol-1 1a 485* 90 0.3 25 1350.0 22352.4 1b 488 92 0.6 2 1725.0 23112.6 1c 480* 85 0.7 2 850.0 20917.8 2a 513 97 0.2 23 4850.0 26318.4 2b 510 90 0.4 3 1350.0 22352.4 2c 500 96 0.3 2 3600.0 25394.1 3a 485 81 0.6 28 639.5 20235.4 3b 485 80 0.2 3 600.0 19837.7 3c 480 84 0.8 2 787.5 20680.9 (a) Before the Aftertreatment with carbodiimide (b) After the Aftertreatment with carbodiimide * measured in acetone
  • 5. Chemistry and Materials Research www.iiste.org ISSN 2224- 3224 (Print) ISSN 2225- 0956 (Online) Vol.3 No.9, 2013 5 Table 2: Wash Fastness Rating of the Dyes Dye No. A Change in shade Staining of white B Change in shade Staining of white 1a ISO 2 ISO 3 1-2 5 1 5 5 5 4-5 5 1b ISO 2 ISO 3 1-2 4 1 4 2 5 1-2 5 1c ISO 2 ISO 3 1 4 1 4 2 5 2 5 2a ISO 2 ISO 3 1-2 4 1 4 4-5 5 4 5 2b ISO 2 ISO 3 1 4 1 4 2 5 1-2 5 2c ISO 2 ISO 3 1-2 4-5 1 4-5 2 5 1-2 5 3a ISO 2 ISO 3 1-2 5 1 4-5 4 5 3-4 5 3b ISO 2 ISO 3 1-2 5 1 4-5 2 5 1-2 5 3c ISO 2 ISO 3 1 4-5 1 4-5 2 5 1-2 5 (a) Before the aftertreatment with carbodiimide (b) After the treatment with carbodiimide
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