The amount of acid dye adsorbed by Vinylon in the presence of each of four salts (equimolar quantities), namely, NaCl, NaBr, NaNO
3 and NaSCN, was measured at various temperatures. The affinity, heat of dyeing and entropy of dyeing corresponding to each salt were calculated. It was found that the order of anions by which the affinity of the dye for Vinylon is increased was as follows,
This order is in acordance with that of the dehydration effect of the added anions. To explain this result, it is assumed that the dye molecule in solution may be partialy dehydrated by added salt even at the dyeing temperature, and that such a partial dehydration of the dye molecule may give rise to increase the affinity of the dye for comparatively hydrophobic Vinylon. According to this assumption, the dye will show even higher affinity, if the dehydration effect of the added salt becomes more effective. The heat entropy of dyeing increases in the order of the dehydration effect of the added salt, too. The results discussed in connection with the dehydration effects of the added salt.
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