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Cationization of cotton brings advantages in the reactive dyeing process, such as eliminating the use of electrolytes and increasing color yield. However, high dye strike rates caused by the electronic attractions between anionic dyes and cationized cotton may result in poor levelness of dyeing, especially for light shades. For some monochloritriazine–monochloritriazine homobifunctional reactive dyes,...
Chemical cationization of cotton has been a subject of increased interest due to the ability of cationized cotton to attract negatively charged dyes, thus eliminating the use of electrolytes during dyeing and increasing color yield. However, electrostatic attractions between cationized cotton and anionic dyes also result in significantly increased dye strike rates, which may cause levelness problems,...
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