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Thermodynamics Study of Natural Indigo Adsorption on Silk Yarn


Paper Type 
Short Communication
Title 
Thermodynamics Study of Natural Indigo Adsorption on Silk Yarn
Author 
Paisan Kongkachuichay, Aroonsiri Shitangkoon, and Sakowrath Hirunkitmonkon
Email 
fengpsk@ku.ac.th
Abstract:
Leaves of  Indigofera tinctoria were fermented in water. During fermentation, indican in leaves decomposed completely to indoxyl and was consecutively oxidized to indigo that finally precipitated from the fermented solution.  The hybrid-race silk yarn was then dyed till equilibrium with obtained indigo reduced by Na2S2O4 under alkaline condition and thermodynamics of  dyeing process was investigated. The obtained adsorption isotherm was classified as a Langmuir type.  The apparent diffusion coefficients at 33, 40 and 50oC are 1.23x10-12, 8.26x10-13 and 4.26x10-13 m2s-1, respectively.  The heat of  adsorption and the change of  entropy are -9.43 kcalmol-1 and 0.023 kcalmol-1 K-1, respectively.  In addition, the saturated dye uptake was found to be decreased when the dyeing temperature was increased. The obtained results are useful for designing appropriate dyeing equipment and conditions for dyeing silk with natural indigo.
Start & End Page 
363 - 367
Received Date 
2010-01-14
Revised Date 
Accepted Date 
2010-03-09
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Keyword 
adsorption isotherm, natural indigo, silk dyeing, heat of adsorption, diffusion
Volume 
Vol.37 No.2 (MAY 2010)
DOI 
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