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Studies in natural dyeing (part 2)

Indi et al., 2016

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15801124667486414203
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Indi Y
Patil P
Jujare T
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Dye Chem. Pharma. Bus News

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Textile fibers, especially cellulosics, do not have much affinity for the majority of the natural dyes; hence these are subjected to an additional step known as mordanting. Mordants are the substances that have affinity for both textile fibers and dyes, thus they act as a link …
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