Journal
COLORATION TECHNOLOGY
Volume 129, Issue 2, Pages 155-158Publisher
WILEY
DOI: 10.1111/cote.12010
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In this study, polyamino carboxylic acids have been used to improve the dyeability of cotton in a salt-free reactive dyeing process. These polyamino carboxylic acids were prepared by partial carboxylation of polyvinylamine. Cotton fabric was pretreated with polyamino carboxylic acids and dyed with reactive dyes. The colour strengths of the dyed fabrics were evaluated by measuring the K/S values. The fastness properties (washing, rubbing and light fastness) of the dyed cotton fabrics were also measured. The pretreatment of cotton with polyamino carboxylic acids creates positive charges on the fabric surface. In this way, salt-free reactive dyeing of cotton or dyeing with only a small amount of electrolyte is possible.
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