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Acid Dyes: The Impact of pH on Imported Acid Dyes


Abstract

Texas Jinmao Chemical Co., Ltd. is a manufacturer of acid dyes, leather dyes, feed additives, gamma-aminobutyric acid, additives, dyeing agents, disinfectants, and disinfectant products. The acid dyes and leather dyes are mainly used in the leather, wool, felt, silk, and papermaking industries. The gamma-aminobutyric acid products are primarily used as feed additives for pigs, poultry, cattle, and shrimp. Jinmao Chemical has introduced advanced production processes and testing equipment from international peers, focusing on the research, development, and production of acid dyes, leather dyes, weak acid dyes, neutral dyes, and direct dyes. The company offers over eighty varieties of dyes with a complete color spectrum. Leveraging its advantages, Jinmao Chemical actively develops feed additives such as gamma-aminobutyric acid and dihydropyridine, promoting a brand innovation development path that prioritizes environmental protection and is supported by technology. The company's decision-making is based on a long-term vision, establishing standardized operating procedures and promoting standardized and institutionalized work.

Imported acidic dyes have low color depth on cellulose, and only structurally complex dyes can affect cellulose fibers. Generally speaking, the colors of acidic dyes are more vivid and have a perfect color spectrum.

 

Different types of acidic dyes have varying fastness to wet processing and sunlight. The simpler the structure of the dye, the poorer the fastness. When choosing hair dyes, we should select dyes with complex structures that are easy to color. Acidic dyes can also be divided into strong acid dyeing materials, weak acid dyeing materials, and neutral dyeing materials.

 

The effect of pH on common salt rate: Under acidic conditions, as the pH of the salt solution increases, the common salt rate shows a downward trend. Therefore, when dyeing with weak acidic dyes, the pH is generally controlled between 4 and 5 for a higher dyeing rate.

 

If the acidity is too strong, the dyeing will be too fast, resulting in uneven coloring. The temperature and pH during dyeing are two more important factors, with the latter being more critical. Before dyeing, the pH of the dye bath can be adjusted, and it can also be changed by the acid absorption of the fabric and the addition of other auxiliary agents. pH changes can occur in the salt bath, affecting the salt uptake rate.

 

The main application range of reactive dyes for cellulose fiber dyeing is in cotton printing and dyeing, bedding fabrics, and various cotton products.

 

Chemically, cotton, linen, viscose rayon, and artificial cotton are all cellulose fibers, differing only in the microstructure of the fibers. Cotton fabric must undergo silk treatment before dyeing with reactive dyes to enhance the reactivity of carboxyl groups on the fibers. Various grades of reactive dyes have different reactive groups, thus forming different valences with cellulose.