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INDUSTRIAL CROPS AND PRODUCTS
卷 186, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
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DOI: 10.1016/j.indcrop.2022.115301
关键词
Alkannin; Bio-mordant; Chemical mordant; Microwave irradiation; Pomegranate; Silk fabric; Sustainability; Turmeric
This study investigates the microwave-assisted isolation of Alkannin dye from Alkanna tinctoria and the dyeing process of silk with bio-mordants. The results show that microwave treatment and the use of bio-mordants improve the dyeing performance and colorfastness of silk fabric dyed with Alkannin.
Application of bio-dyes, especially plant-based, is becoming increasingly popular in many industries such as textiles, food and pharmaceuticals. This trend could be explained by the ecological and durable nature of these compounds. The current paper aimed to investigate the microwave-assisted isolation of Alkannin dye from Alkanna tinctoria followed by the dyeing of bio-mordanted silk. For the purpose, acid solubilized, water solubilized, and acid-methanol solubilized extracts were obtained. Both respective extracts and silk fabrics were microwave irradiated for 2, 4 and 6 min. To ensure a green and clean dyeing process, bio-mordants were used. It is observed that acid solubilized extract applied at 55 degrees C for 55 min having 7 g/100 mL of NaCl salt as the exhausting agent has given extraordinary higher color strength (K/S) onto Microwave treatment (MW) treated silk fabric. Colorfastness tests using ISO-recommended requirements found that bio-mordants outperformed chemical mordants in terms of color depth and fastness. According to this study, it was proven that MW improved the dyeing performance of Alkannin in an acid-solubilized medium, where as in addition to the application of bio-mordants in comparison with sustainable chemical mordants have improved color characteristics of silk fabric dyed with Alkanna tinctoria extract.
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