Red Beet (beta vulgaris l.) dyes as colorants for cellulose pulp and papers (CROSBI ID 634414)
Prilog sa skupa u zborniku | izvorni znanstveni rad | međunarodna recenzija
Podaci o odgovornosti
Magdić, Marija ; Rožić, Mirela ; Vukoje, Marina ; Poljičak, Ante
engleski
Red Beet (beta vulgaris l.) dyes as colorants for cellulose pulp and papers
A study about the colouring of cellulose pulp and photocopier paper by beetroot (or red beet) betalains has been carried out in this research. Cellulose pulp of 10% consistency was made entirely from cellulose filter paper and coloured using shaking without any additives and after pre-mordanting with mordants and surfactants. Direct soaking was researched as a further method of colouring ; Navigator paper and filter paper made of pure cellulose were coloured. Spectrometric analysis has shown that direct soaking is a much more efficient colouring method than colouring during paper making. Beetroot dyes bind with cellulose fibre, but the betacyanins, which are reddish to violet dyes, have great affinity to water and are easily washed out with water. Betaxanthin dyes, which are yellowish to orange, bind with cellulose fibres with higher attractive forces.
beetroot; cellulose; colouring
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Podaci o prilogu
48-60.
2015.
objavljeno
Podaci o matičnoj publikaciji
Mikota, Miroslav
Zagreb: Hrvatsko društvo grafičara
1848-6193
Podaci o skupu
19. Međunarodna konferencija tiskarstva, dizajna i grafičkih komunikacija Blaž Baromić
predavanje
16.09.2015-19.09.2015
Zagreb, Hrvatska