What is The Difference Between Acidic Dyes and Basic Dyes?

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What is The Difference Between Acidic Dyes and
Basic Dyes?
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Acidic Dyes and Basic Dyes
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Difference Between Acidic Dyes and Basic Dyes
  • Acid dyes based on a salt of a sulfuric,
    carboxylic or the phenolic organic acid. The
    salts are often sodium or ammonium salts. Basic
    dyes are cationic (ve charged) and so will react
    with the material that is (-ve) negatively
    charged. Basic dyes are usually applied to
    Acrylic fibers. Here you know the
    basic difference between Acidic Dyes and Basic
    Dyes.
  • Dyes are coloring agents that give attractive
    shades to the fabric. With the advancement in
    technology, wide varieties of dyes are being
    used. They not only add colors but improve the
    texture and appearance of the fabric as well.
    Based on their properties, dyes are classified
    into several categories. For example, the two
    classifications acidic dye and the basic dye.

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Acidic dyes
  • Experts say that these dyes are quite useful in
    staining fabric that is made from protein fibers.
    The binding of acidic dyes is the best with
    animal hair, e.g. alpaca hair or wool hair. Acid
    dyes show a high affinity towards polyamide
    fibers also. 
  • As far as their chemical structure is concerned,
    then most of the acid dyes are sodium salts of
    sulphonic acid.
  • They consist of salts of carboxylic acid,
    phenolic acid or sulfuric acid.

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  • Acidic dyes are negatively charged. Hence, they
    work on the tissue component which is positively
    charged.
  • Acid dyes contain the single azo group. The size
    of the acid dye molecule is bigger as compared to
    the basic dye. Dying is done in an acidic medium.
  • Acid dyes form colored and colorless anions and
    cations respectively in the aqueous solution. 
    The washing fitness of the acidic dye ranges
    between two and five.

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Basic dyes
  • These dyes are positively charged. Therefore,
    they get associated with the tissue components
    that are negatively charged.
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  • Constructed mostly from cationic salts of bases
    the basic dyes change the appearance of the
    fabric and make it attractive.
  • Though basic dyes are also ionic, but they are
    not similar to acid dyes or direct dyes. Basic
    dyes produce two types of ions colored cations
    and colored anions. 

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  • Free subtracted amino groups form the coloring
    substance.
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  • In the case of basic dyes, there is no azo group.
    However, there is a substitute amino group in
    this case. Dying is done in the neutral medium.
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  • Basic dyes form colored cations and colorless
    anions in the aqueous solution.  The washing
    fitness of basic dye is between four and five.
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  • Acidic or basic, the fundamental purpose of the
    dye is to make the product visually appealing.
    Which dye is suitable for a particular
    manufacturing process? Well, the question doesnt
    have a straightforward answer.

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  • It is decided on the type of fabric, the
    complexity of the process and washing fitness.
    Based on the parameters mentioned before,
    technicians compare different dyes and choose one
    that best fits.
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  • If you are looking for dyes and chemicals
    manufacturers in india then Sagar Colour Co. is
    one of the foremost acrylic dyes, cationic
    dyes and textile chemicals manufacturers in
    Gujarat as well as other parts of India.
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  • What is the Difference Between a Pigment and a
    Dye?
  •  
  • What are the Differences between Cationic Dyes
    and Acrylic Dyes?

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CONTACT US
  • Phone No- 261 7139999
  • E-Mail- sagarcolourco_at_yahoo.com
  • Address- 403, Empire Estate, Near
  • Udhana Darwaja, Ring Road.
  • Surat 395002, India.

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