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Why Disperse Dye Is Added To Water With Surface Active Agent? |
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Answer» To FORM an AQUEOUS DISPERSION. To form an aqueous dispersion. |
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Name Some Disperse Dye? |
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Answer» Terrasil, Foron, Palanil, pesonil, SAMARA, DISPERSAL. Terrasil, Foron, Palanil, pesonil, Samara, Dispersal. |
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Why Sublimation Power Of Disperse Dye Is Good? |
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Answer» Stable electron management. |
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Fastness Of Disperse Dye Is? |
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Answer» LIGHT FASTNESS RATING 4-5 and WASHING fastness is 3-4. Light fastness rating 4-5 and washing fastness is 3-4. |
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Why Disperse Dye Is So Called? |
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Answer» Because it is non soluble, non IONIC dye and molecularly DISPERSED, further DISPERSING agents are USED with the dye. Because it is non soluble, non ionic dye and molecularly dispersed, further dispersing agents are used with the dye. |
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What Are The Dyeing Methods? |
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Answer» 1. Discontinuous METHOD: {Jigger dyeing machine (woven), Winch dyeing machine (knitted), Jet dyeing machine (woven + knitted)}, 2. Semi continuous method: (Pad JIG method, Pad steam method), 3. Continuous method: (Pad dry method, Pad steam method). 1. Discontinuous method: {Jigger dyeing machine (woven), Winch dyeing machine (knitted), Jet dyeing machine (woven + knitted)}, 2. Semi continuous method: (Pad jig method, Pad steam method), 3. Continuous method: (Pad dry method, Pad steam method). |
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What Is The Recipe For Hot Band Reactive Dye? |
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What Is The Recipe For Cold Band Reactive Dye? |
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What Are The Controlling Parameters Of Reactive Dye? |
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Answer» PH, TEMPERATURE, dyeing TIME, liquor ratio,CONCENTRATION of electrolyte PH, temperature, dyeing time, liquor ratio,concentration of electrolyte |
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Why Wash Off Applied & Why It Is Necessary? |
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Answer» To remove EXTRA and unfixed dyes from material SURFACE and is NECESSARY for LEVEL dyeing and GOOD wash fastness. To remove extra and unfixed dyes from material surface and is necessary for level dyeing and good wash fastness. |
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How Fixation Controlled? |
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Answer» By MAINTAINING PROPER PH by ADDING ALKALI. By maintaining proper PH by adding alkali. |
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| 12. |
What Is Used As Electrolyte In Reactive Dye? |
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Answer» NaCl. NaCl. |
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Why An Electrolyte Is Necessary When Fibre Is Immersed In Dye Liquor? |
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Answer» To ASSIST the EXHAUSTION of DYE. To assist the exhaustion of dye. |
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What Are The Stages Of Reactive Dye? |
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What Is Hydrolysis Of Reactive Dye? |
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Answer» The REACTION of DYE with WATER. The reaction of dye with water. |
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How Many Types Of Reactive Dye On The Basis Chemically? |
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| 18. |
Reactive Dye Can Be Divided Into _ Group? |
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Answer» Hot brand and cold brand. |
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How Many Types Of Reactive Dye On The Basis Of Reactivity? |
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| 20. |
Give Some Examples Of Activated Vinyl Groups? |
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Answer» VINYL sulphone (Remazol), vinyl SULPHONAMIDE (Levafix), vinyl ACRYLAMIDE (Primazine). Vinyl sulphone (Remazol), vinyl sulphonamide (Levafix), vinyl acrylamide (Primazine). |
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Which Groups Are In Halogenated Heterocycles? |
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How Many Types Of Reactive Dye On The Basis Of Reactive Group? |
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Answer» 2 TYPES (1. Halogenated HETEROCYCLES, 2. Acivated VINYL compounds.). 2 types (1. Halogenated heterocycles, 2. Acivated vinyl compounds.). |
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What Is The Reaction Ratio Between -ch2oh And –choh(in Case Of Dichloro Triazinyl)? |
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Answer» 3:1 to 7:1 3:1 to 7:1 |
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What Is The Reaction Ratio Between -ch2oh And –choh (in Case Of Monochloro Triazinyl)? |
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Answer» 15:1 15:1 |
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What Is The Chemical Structure Of Cellulose Molecule? |
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Answer» CHEMICAL STRUCTURE of CELLULOSE MOLECULE Chemical structure of cellulose molecule |
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| 26. |
Reactivity Of Vinyl Sulhone Group And Halogen Group Increases With Which Parameters? |
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Answer» PH and time. |
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| 27. |
If The Molecular Weight Of Reactive Group Increases Then What Happened? |
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Answer» Reactivity increases. |
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| 28. |
Reactive Dye Absorp Up To _? |
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Answer» Up to 90% Up to 90% |
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If No Reactive Group Increase Then What Happened? |
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Answer» BINDING also INCREASE depending on dye structure. Binding also increase depending on dye structure. |
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What Is The Relation Between Vinyl Sulhone Group And Halogen Group? |
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Answer» The REACTIVITY of VINYL sulhone GROUP is LESS than HALOGEN group. The reactivity of vinyl sulhone group is less than halogen group. |
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What Is The Reaction Between Reactive And Cellulose Fibre? |
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Answer» REACTION between REACTIVE and CELLULOSE FIBER Reaction between reactive and cellulose fiber |
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| 32. |
Which Parameter Reactive Group Do Not Contribute? |
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Answer» COLOR, which is DETERMINED by chromogen GROUP. Color, which is determined by chromogen group. |
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| 33. |
Why Reactive Dyes Popular? |
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Answer» GOOD washing fastness, good LIGHT shade, lower cost, EASIER method etc. Good washing fastness, good light shade, lower cost, easier method etc. |
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| 34. |
What Is The General Formula Of Reactive Dye? |
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Answer» General FORMULA of reactive DYE Where , R= Chromophore, C= Cellulose. General formula of reactive dye Where , R= Chromophore, C= Cellulose. |
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Why Reactive Dye Is So Called? |
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Answer» REACTIVE DYE contain reactive GROUP and this reactive group makes covalent bonds with the fibres and BECOMES part of the fibre, THATS why reactive dye is so called. Reactive dye contain reactive group and this reactive group makes covalent bonds with the fibres and becomes part of the fibre, thats why reactive dye is so called. |
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What Is Reactive Dye? |
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Answer» Dye that reacts with the textile fiber to PRODUCE both a HYDROXYL and an oxygen linkage, the chlorine combining with the hydroxyl to FORM a strong ether linkage; gives FAST, brilliant colors. Dye that reacts with the textile fiber to produce both a hydroxyl and an oxygen linkage, the chlorine combining with the hydroxyl to form a strong ether linkage; gives fast, brilliant colors. |
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| 38. |
Is The Pigment Water Soluble? |
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Answer» PIGMENT is 100% WATER INSOLUBLE. Pigment is 100% water insoluble. |
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| 39. |
What Is Fixation? |
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Answer» After WASHING which AMOUNT of DYES are CONTACT with the FIBRE. After washing which amount of dyes are contact with the fibre. |
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| 40. |
What Is Desorption? |
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Answer» The proocess by which the dye molecules COME out from the inner SIDE of the TEXTILE material in PARTICULAR CONDITION (mil, time, temple). The proocess by which the dye molecules come out from the inner side of the textile material in particular condition (mil, time, temple). |
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What Is Sorption? |
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Answer» It is the PROCESS when DYE MOLECULES ENTER into the FIBRE It is the process when dye molecules enter into the fibre |
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What Is Adsorption? |
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Answer» It is the PROCESS when DYE molecules cime to the surface of the FIBRE. It is the process when dye molecules cime to the surface of the fibre. |
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What Is Exhaustion? |
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Answer» It is the process when adsorption, sorption and DESORPTION COMPLETED then total DYE MOLECULES enters into fibre It is the process when adsorption, sorption and desorption completed then total dye molecules enters into fibre |
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What Is Color Strike? |
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Answer» INTIAL EXHAUSTION on the FIBRE in a DYE BATH. Intial exhaustion on the fibre in a dye bath. |
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What Is Affinity? |
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Answer» The ATTRACTION of DYES to the TEXTILE MATERIAL. The attraction of dyes to the textile material. |
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What Happened For Deep Shade? |
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Answer» FASTNESS PROPERTIES of DYE INCREASED and DECREASED of washing fastness. Fastness properties of dye increased and decreased of washing fastness. |
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What Is Substantively? |
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Answer» The rate of dye transfer from the dye SOLUTION to the textile MATERIAL, also the distribution of dye MOLECULES in the textile material. The rate of dye transfer from the dye solution to the textile material, also the distribution of dye molecules in the textile material. |
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What Is Scal? |
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Answer» SCAL is the MIXTURE of CACO3 & Mg(OH)2 Scal is the mixture of CaCO3 & Mg(OH)2 |
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