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Acacia auriculiformis can be effectively used for simultaneous dyeing and finishing of protein and cellulosic textile substrates. Wool and silk fabrics dyed with Acacia auriculiformis exhibit excellent colourfastness to washing and good light fastness properties. The phytochemical studies indicate the presence of saponin, phenols, tannin and glycosides in the aqueous extract of the colourant. Cotton,...
An aqueous extract of different vegetable colourants, viz. Punica granatum, Camellia sinensis and Rheum emodi, can be used for dyeing of wool and silk fabrics following a pad–steam process in the absence and presence of magnesium sulphate, aluminium sulphate and ferrous sulphate. Among different mordanting methods, a simultaneous application of salt produces most balanced improvements in terms of...
Wool and silk fibres have been effectively dyed with an aqueous extract of C. sinensis from an acidic dye bath (pH ~ 4.0). Methanol extract of the dye has been used for measuring different kinetic and thermodynamic parameters. The results indicate that the dye has an affinity for wool and silk. The standard affinity value of C. sinensis for wool fibre is greater than that for the silk fibre and it...
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