2021-04-01
A brief description of acid dyes
1: History and characteristics of acid dyes
1) History of acid dyes: In 1868, the earliest acid dye, triarylmethane acid dye, appeared, which had strong dyeing ability but poor fastness; In 1877, the first acid dye Acid Red A used for wool dyeing was synthesized, and its basic structure was determined; After 1890, acid dyes with anthraquinone structure were invented, and their chromatograms became more and more comprehensive; So far, there are nearly hundreds of acid dyes, which are widely used in the dyeing of wool, silk, nylon and other fibers. 2) Features of acid dyes:The acidic groups in acid dyes are generally sulfonic acid groups (-SO3H), which exist on the dye molecule in the form of sodium sulfonate (-SO3Na). Some dyes also use sodium carboxylate (-COONa) as acid Group. It is characterized by good water solubility, bright color, complete chromatogram, simpler molecular structure than other dyes, lack of a long conjugated coherent system in the dye molecule, and low directness of the dye.