CN109900687B - Method for quickly identifying bleaching of vegetable-dyed fabric and chemically-dyed fabric - Google Patents

Method for quickly identifying bleaching of vegetable-dyed fabric and chemically-dyed fabric Download PDF

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CN109900687B
CN109900687B CN201910158463.3A CN201910158463A CN109900687B CN 109900687 B CN109900687 B CN 109900687B CN 201910158463 A CN201910158463 A CN 201910158463A CN 109900687 B CN109900687 B CN 109900687B
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The invention discloses a method for quickly identifying bleaching of plant-dyed fabrics and chemical-dyed fabrics, which comprises the following steps: respectively adding chlorite, an activating agent and a penetrating agent into distilled water to enable the concentrations to be respectively 10-15% of chlorite, 4-6% of activating agent and 2-3% of penetrating agent, preparing to obtain a solution, then adding inorganic acid into the solution, adjusting the pH value to be 1-3, and preparing a special reagent; measuring a special reagent, completely immersing the fabric into the special reagent for 3-5s by using tweezers, quickly taking out the fabric, and placing the fabric on a white identification plate; observing the color change of the fabric on the white identification plate within 1-10s after the fabric is taken out, and if the fabric is faded or becomes white, the fabric is a plant-dyed fabric; if the fabric has no color change, the fabric is chemically dyed. The identification method has the advantages of simple and convenient operation, simple and easy identification, short time consumption, accurate result, universality and the like, and the identification time of the plant-dyed products is less than 10 s.

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Method for quickly identifying bleaching of vegetable-dyed fabric and chemically-dyed fabric
Technical Field
The invention relates to the field of textile industry, in particular to a method for quickly and accurately identifying plant dyed fabrics and chemical dyed fabrics.
Background
Vegetable dyes are extracted from natural plants, and are generally used for dyeing bulk fabrics and further processing the bulk fabrics into textiles. In recent years, the advantages of green and safety brought by the natural property of the plant dye are advocated by manufacturers and consumers, so that the yield of plant dye products is increased year by year.
A large number of plant dyeing products are distributed on the market at present, and simultaneously meet the requirements of different consumers with chemical dyeing products. However, to date, there has been no standard method of identifying products by plant staining or chemical staining. The conditions that the quality of partial plant dyeing products in the market is disordered and partial chemical dyeing products are counterfeited plant dyeing products are caused. Directly influences the popularization of plant dyeing products and the rights and interests of consumers.
The search shows that only part of individuals propose the identification of plant dyeing and chemical dyeing products by methods such as color fastness, acid-base and metal ion color change or color identification. However, most of the methods lack strict scientific argumentation, and more importantly, the identification results of the methods are not obvious, all colors or types cannot be identified, and the methods are not universal.
For products with the same color, plant dyeing and chemical dyeing products are difficult to distinguish in appearance; in addition, since the plant dyes and chemical dyes corresponding to different colors have different chemical compositions and different properties, it is difficult to uniformly identify the plant dyes and chemical dyes by using a uniform reagent color development method. The conventional bleaching process can be used for bleaching the dyeing products, and the bleaching time is different according to the difference of dyes and colors, so that partial plant dyeing and chemical dyeing products can be identified according to the bleaching time. However, the above technology has three technical difficulties: firstly, the conventional bleaching process has overlong bleaching time for dyeing products, generally 1 hour, and the requirement of quick identification is difficult to achieve; secondly, the conventional bleaching process can not bleach plant dyeing products with all colors, and has no universality on the identification of plant dyeing and chemical dyeing; thirdly, the bleaching speed of the conventional bleaching process for certain colors of plants is similar to that of the chemical dyeing products, namely, the two colors are simultaneously discolored or bleached, so that the conventional bleaching process has no identification capability.
Disclosure of Invention
Based on the technical problems, the invention provides a method for quickly identifying the bleaching of vegetable-dyed fabrics and chemically-dyed fabrics, which has the advantages of quickness, simplicity, convenience, accuracy and strong universality.
The technical solution adopted by the invention is as follows:
a method for quickly identifying bleaching of vegetable-dyed fabrics and chemically-dyed fabrics comprises the following steps:
first, preparing special reagent
Selecting chlorite, an activating agent, a penetrating agent and an inorganic acid as raw materials, respectively adding the chlorite, the activating agent and the penetrating agent into 100mL of distilled water to enable the mass percentage concentrations to be respectively 10-15% of chlorite, 4-6% of the activating agent and 2-3% of the penetrating agent, preparing to obtain a solution, then adding the inorganic acid into the solution, adjusting the pH value to be 1-3, and preparing a special reagent;
second step, reagent infiltration
Measuring 5mL of special reagent by using a 10mL clean empty beaker, completely immersing the fabric into the special reagent for 3-5s by using forceps, then quickly taking out the fabric, and placing the fabric on a white identification plate;
third step, authentication
Observing the color change of the fabric on the white identification plate within 1-10s after the fabric is taken out, and if the fabric is faded or becomes white, the fabric is a plant-dyed fabric; if the fabric has no color change, the fabric is chemically dyed.
Preferably, the inorganic acid is selected from one or more of hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, phosphoric acid and sulfuric acid, the chlorite is selected from one or more of sodium chlorite, potassium chlorite and barium chlorite, and the activator is selected from one or more of sodium acetate, ammonium acetate and sodium formate; the penetrant is JFC.
The preparation process of the solution and the process of adjusting the pH value are carried out at normal temperature.
The method has the advantages of simple operation, easy identification, short time consumption, accurate result and universality, and the identification time of the plant dyeing product is less than 10 s.
For better understanding of the technical principles of the above reagents, the detailed analysis and description are as follows:
in order to solve the problem that the plant dyeing and the chemical dyeing fabric are difficult to distinguish, the invention provides the preparation of mixed inorganic acid of chlorite solution, and the preparation is the key point of the invention and plays a very key role in the final dye identification.
This is because chlorite has a bleaching effect; however, the conventional process uses chlorite and organic acid, and the configuration has low speed of releasing chlorine dioxide as an effective bleaching ingredient in the bleaching process, slow bleaching speed and difficulty in achieving the bleaching effect on a part of products with high color fastness. According to the invention, inorganic acid is used to replace organic acid, so that the generation speed of effective chlorine dioxide is greatly accelerated, and the bleaching effect is accelerated; because the dye for plant dyeing is a mixture and contains less chromophoric groups, the dye is easier to bleach under the action of a large amount of bleaching agents, the bleaching time is shorter than that of chemical dyeing, and the time shortening effect is more obvious when the dye is quickly bleached; therefore, the problems of low bleaching speed and difficulty in distinguishing the consistency of the bleaching time of plant dyeing and chemical dyeing are solved.
More importantly, the inorganic acid can elute or strip the dye on the surface of the fabric. Because the plant dyeing has lower color fastness than chemical dyeing, most of the plant dye is stripped under the acid treatment of a certain concentration, and the bleaching speed of the plant dyed fabric is also accelerated. The chemical dye has pure chemical components, is easy to dye, has high color fastness and is not easy to strip by acid liquor, so the chemical dye has no bleaching phenomenon in a short time; therefore, the problems that part of plant dyeing is difficult to bleach and the time of plant dyeing and chemical dyeing bleaching is consistent are solved.
Further, the addition of inorganic acid tends to cause a violent reaction of the sodium chlorite solution, which is difficult to control. In order to control the reaction speed and direction, activators of sodium acetate, ammonium acetate and sodium formate are added to control the reaction speed of bleaching and prevent the damage of fabrics.
Furthermore, a penetrating agent is added to accelerate the penetration of the solution on the surface of the fabric, shorten the contact time of the bleaching solution and the dye and shorten the bleaching time, thereby solving the problem of low bleaching speed.
Different from the prior art, the technical scheme has the advantages that the inorganic acid, the activating agent and the penetrating agent are added into the chlorite solution, so that the contact time of the reagent and the dye can be shortened, the reaction speed is controlled, the plant dye is selectively eluted and bleached, the method has the characteristics of simplicity and convenience in operation, simplicity and easiness in identification, short time consumption, accurate result, universality and the like, and the identification time of the plant dye is less than 10 s.
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The present invention will be described in detail with reference to specific examples.
Example 1
Adding chlorite, activating agent and penetrating agent into distilled water to mix them uniformly; the concentration of sodium chlorite is 15% (w/w), the concentration of activator ammonium acetate is 10% (w/w), and the concentration of penetrating agent JFC is 5% (w/w); then adding concentrated sulfuric acid at normal temperature, adjusting the pH value to 2, completing reagent preparation, and measuring 5mL of the reagent into a 10mL beaker.
Weighing 1g of chemically dyed red fabric, quickly immersing the fabric into a beaker for 5s by using a pair of tweezers, quickly taking out the fabric, placing the fabric on a white identification plate, and analyzing and determining that the fabric is chemically dyed after 10s, wherein the experimental result is consistent with the actual situation.
Example 2
Adding chlorite, activating agent and penetrating agent into distilled water to mix them uniformly; the concentration of sodium chlorite is 10% (w/w), the addition amount of the activator ammonium acetate is 6% (w/w), and the addition amount of the penetrating agent JFC is 2% (w/w); then adding concentrated hydrochloric acid at normal temperature, adjusting the pH value to 1, completing reagent preparation, and measuring 5mL of the reagent into a 10mL beaker.
Weighing 1g of plant-dyed yellow fabric, quickly immersing the fabric into a beaker by using a pair of tweezers for 3s, quickly taking out the fabric, placing the fabric on a white identification plate, changing the fabric into white after 2s, and analyzing to determine that the fabric is the plant-dyed fabric, wherein the experimental result is consistent with the actual situation.
Example 3
Adding chlorite, activating agent and penetrating agent into distilled water to mix them uniformly; the concentration of sodium chlorite is 6% (w/w), the addition amount of ammonium acetate as an activator is 5% (w/w), and the addition amount of the penetrating agent JFC is 3% (w/w); then adding concentrated sulfuric acid at normal temperature, adjusting the pH value to 3, completing reagent preparation, and measuring 5mL of the reagent into a 10mL beaker.
Weighing 1g of plant dyed red fabric, quickly immersing the plant dyed red fabric into a beaker for 4s by using a pair of tweezers, quickly taking out the fabric, placing the beaker on a white identification plate, changing the fabric into pink after 1s, changing the fabric into white after 8s, and analyzing to determine that the fabric is the plant dyed fabric, wherein the experimental result is consistent with the actual situation.
Example 4
Adding chlorite, activating agent and penetrating agent into distilled water to mix them uniformly; the concentration of potassium chlorite is 8 percent (w/w), the addition amount of activator sodium acetate is 7 percent (w/w), and the addition amount of penetrating agent JFC is 2 percent (w/w); then adding concentrated sulfuric acid at normal temperature, adjusting the pH value to 1, completing reagent preparation, and measuring 5mL of the reagent into a 10mL beaker.
Weighing 1g of chemical dyed purple fabric, quickly immersing the fabric into a beaker for 3s by using a pair of tweezers, quickly taking out the fabric, placing the fabric on a white identification plate, and analyzing and determining that the fabric is the chemical dyed fabric after 10s, wherein the experimental result is consistent with the actual situation.
Example 5
A preparation method of a special reagent for identifying plant dyed fabrics and chemical dyed fabrics comprises the following steps: adding chlorite, activating agent and penetrating agent into distilled water to mix them uniformly; the concentration of sodium chlorite is 3% (w/w), the addition amount of the activating agent ammonium acetate is 1% (w/w), and the addition amount of the penetrating agent JFC is 1% (w/w); then adding concentrated sulfuric acid at normal temperature, adjusting the pH value to 3, completing reagent preparation, and measuring 5mL of the reagent into a 10mL beaker.
Weighing 1g of plant dyed pink fabric, quickly immersing the plant dyed pink fabric into a beaker for 3s by using a pair of tweezers, quickly taking out the fabric, placing the beaker on a white identification plate, and analyzing to determine that the fabric is the plant dyed fabric, wherein the experimental result is consistent with the actual situation.

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1. A method for quickly identifying bleaching of vegetable-dyed fabrics and chemically-dyed fabrics is characterized by comprising the following steps:
first, preparing special reagent
Selecting chlorite, an activating agent, a penetrating agent and an inorganic acid as raw materials, respectively adding the chlorite, the activating agent and the penetrating agent into 100mL of distilled water to enable the mass percentage concentrations to be respectively 10-15% of chlorite, 4-6% of the activating agent and 2-3% of the penetrating agent, preparing to obtain a solution, then adding the inorganic acid into the solution, adjusting the pH value to be 1-3, and preparing a special reagent;
second step, reagent infiltration
Measuring 5mL of special reagent by using a 10mL clean empty beaker, completely immersing the fabric into the special reagent for 3-5s by using forceps, then quickly taking out the fabric, and placing the fabric on a white identification plate;
third step, authentication
Observing the color change of the fabric on the white identification plate within 1-10s after the fabric is taken out, and if the fabric is faded or becomes white, the fabric is a plant-dyed fabric; if the fabric has no color change, the fabric is chemically dyed;
the inorganic acid is selected from one or more of hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, phosphoric acid and sulfuric acid, the chlorite is selected from one or more of sodium chlorite, potassium chlorite and barium chlorite, and the activator is selected from one or more of sodium acetate, ammonium acetate and sodium formate; the penetrant is JFC.
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