The mechanism of dyeing of formalized vinylon with disperse dyes was studied, by using several vinylons having the degrees of formalization different from each other, and cellulose acetate rayon for comparison, and purified
p-nitroaniline,
p-nitrodimethylaniline, azobenzene and
p-aminoazobenzene as models of disperse dves.
Isotherm curves, for the distribution of
p-aminoazobenzene and
p-nitroaniline between formalized vinylon and water, showed the linearities explained by partition law, and it was found that their slopes depend on the degree of formalization, namely, the higher formalized vinylon causes the higher partition coefficient of model dyes. Accordingly, it may be concluded that disperse dyes dissolve into formalized PVA substrate. Therefore, a correcting coefficient, a function of the degree of formalization, is introduced into Majury's equation to calculate affinities of model dyes on formalized vinylon.
Affinities of
p-aminoazobenzene,
p-nitroaniline and
p-nitrodimethylaniline on vinylon, of which the degree of formalization was about 35 mole percent are nearly equal to those on cellulose acetate rayon. And also, their dyeing heat on vinylon are nearly equal to those on cellulose acetate rayon. But affinity and heat of the dyeling of azobenzene on formalized vinylon are lower than on cellulose acetate rayon, and its entropy changes of dyeing on formalized vinylon shows minus values, therefore it may be thought that other physical forces with exception of hydrogen honding are principal in this case.
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