A pseudo-first-order reaction constants (
kobs) of dyes that having hydroxy groups in the molecule (Acid Orange 6, Mordant Black 17, Alizarin Red S) by various bleaching agents were measured as a function of pH. Used bleaching agents were hydrogen peroxide, peracetic acid, potassium permonosulfate, and sodium hypochlorite. The
kobs of each dye showed maximum at intermediate pH between an acid dissociation constant of bleaching agent (p
Ka) and one of the acid dissociation constants of dye (p
Kd1 or p
Kd2). Distribution curves of
kobs on pH showed unsymmetrical distribution, because
kobs was affected by both acid dissociation constants (p
Kd1and p
Kd2) of dye. These results were analized with reaction kinetics by assumming the ionic reaction among protonated and deprotonated form of the bleaching agents and the dyes. It was proved that the distribution curves of
kobs on pH follow the following equation.
kobs= [A]
t/1+ [H
+] /
Ka· (
k1a/1+
Kd1/ [H
+]
Kd1Kd2/ [H
+]
2+
k1b/1+
Kd2/ [H
+] + [H
+] /
Kd1)
where [A]
t is the total bleaching agent concentration,
k1a and
k1b are second-order reaction con-stant by assuming the reaction between protonated dye ; [DyeH
2] and deprotonated bleaching agent ; [A
-], and monodeprotonated dye ; [DyeH
-] and deprotonated bleaching agent ; [A
-]. The calculated values obtained by above equation were in good agreement with the observed values. This result demonstrated the aditivity of the reaction rate on the decoloration in each case. Therefore, it was concluded that the decoloration mechanism of the dyes by bleaching agents conforms to proceed according to the ionic reaction, and each deprotonated form of dye participate in the decoloration reaction.
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