Sustainable Natural Printing of Cotton Fabric Without Metal-Based Mordant
Endeavors on scoured and bleached cotton knit fabric to print with natural dyes and natural thickeners were made avoiding the use of detrimental metal-based mordanting agents. Three different natural dye sources (Rose flower-Rosa indica, Teak leaf-Tectona grandis and Tamarind-Tamarindus indica seed...
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| author | Bivuti Vusan Mondal S M Fijul Kabir Ayub Ali Md. Abdul Hannan |
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| description | Endeavors on scoured and bleached cotton knit fabric to print with natural dyes and natural thickeners were made avoiding the use of detrimental metal-based mordanting agents. Three different natural dye sources (Rose flower-Rosa indica, Teak leaf-Tectona grandis and Tamarind-Tamarindus indica seed husk) extracted in aqueous medium were applied on 100% cotton knit fabric with three different thickeners prepared from the powder of Guar gum-Cyamopsis tetragonoloba, mango seed-Mangifera indica and tamarind seed-Tamarindus indicaon. The printed samples exhibited excellent wash fastness with grading 4–5 for all printed samples, light fastness 7 for tamarind seed husk and tamarind seed, rose flower and tamarind seed printed fabrics and rubbing fastness 4–5 for all printed fabrics. Dye-fiber bond formation was confirmed by FTIR, which revealed phenomena of strong covalent bond between dye and fiber molecules. Environmental impact assessments, chemical oxygen demand (COD) of 0–158 mg/L and total suspended solid (TSS) of 1–55 mg/L indicated that the wastewater generated was safe to discharge to the environment without treatment. Other essential features, determination of K/S value, CIE lab data and durability of printing paste demonstrated successful application of natural dyes and thickeners for printing cotton fabric. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-d77c3844a7cb472a80c90599c1b13e2e2023-09-25T10:28:56ZengTaylor & Francis GroupJournal of Natural Fibers1544-04781544-046X2022-12-011917153271534210.1080/15440478.2022.21242152124215Sustainable Natural Printing of Cotton Fabric Without Metal-Based MordantBivuti Vusan Mondal0S M Fijul Kabir1Ayub Ali2Md. Abdul Hannan3Dhaka University of Engineering TechnologyNational Institute of Textile Engineering and ResearchDhaka University of Engineering TechnologyDhaka University of Engineering TechnologyEndeavors on scoured and bleached cotton knit fabric to print with natural dyes and natural thickeners were made avoiding the use of detrimental metal-based mordanting agents. Three different natural dye sources (Rose flower-Rosa indica, Teak leaf-Tectona grandis and Tamarind-Tamarindus indica seed husk) extracted in aqueous medium were applied on 100% cotton knit fabric with three different thickeners prepared from the powder of Guar gum-Cyamopsis tetragonoloba, mango seed-Mangifera indica and tamarind seed-Tamarindus indicaon. The printed samples exhibited excellent wash fastness with grading 4–5 for all printed samples, light fastness 7 for tamarind seed husk and tamarind seed, rose flower and tamarind seed printed fabrics and rubbing fastness 4–5 for all printed fabrics. Dye-fiber bond formation was confirmed by FTIR, which revealed phenomena of strong covalent bond between dye and fiber molecules. Environmental impact assessments, chemical oxygen demand (COD) of 0–158 mg/L and total suspended solid (TSS) of 1–55 mg/L indicated that the wastewater generated was safe to discharge to the environment without treatment. Other essential features, determination of K/S value, CIE lab data and durability of printing paste demonstrated successful application of natural dyes and thickeners for printing cotton fabric.http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/15440478.2022.2124215sustainablenatural printingmordantmetalcotton fabricnatural thickener |
| spellingShingle | Bivuti Vusan Mondal S M Fijul Kabir Ayub Ali Md. Abdul Hannan Sustainable Natural Printing of Cotton Fabric Without Metal-Based Mordant Journal of Natural Fibers sustainable natural printing mordant metal cotton fabric natural thickener |
| title | Sustainable Natural Printing of Cotton Fabric Without Metal-Based Mordant |
| title_full | Sustainable Natural Printing of Cotton Fabric Without Metal-Based Mordant |
| title_fullStr | Sustainable Natural Printing of Cotton Fabric Without Metal-Based Mordant |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sustainable Natural Printing of Cotton Fabric Without Metal-Based Mordant |
| title_short | Sustainable Natural Printing of Cotton Fabric Without Metal-Based Mordant |
| title_sort | sustainable natural printing of cotton fabric without metal based mordant |
| topic | sustainable natural printing mordant metal cotton fabric natural thickener |
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