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Acta Polymerica, 1987
AbstractA series of new polymerizable azo dyes containing the methacryloyloxy group were prepared. Their melting points, yield, colour, solubility and absorption in the UV‐visible range were characterized, and the relationship between their properties and structure was evaluated. The characteristics of radical homopolymerization of one of the azo dyes,
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AbstractA series of new polymerizable azo dyes containing the methacryloyloxy group were prepared. Their melting points, yield, colour, solubility and absorption in the UV‐visible range were characterized, and the relationship between their properties and structure was evaluated. The characteristics of radical homopolymerization of one of the azo dyes,
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Biogenic sulfide for azo dye decolorization from textile dyeing wastewater
Chemosphere, 2021Samir Kumar Khanal +2 more
exaly
2014
Azo dyes and pigments constitute by far the most important chemical class of commercial organic colorant, accounting for around 60–70% of the dyes used in traditional textile applications. Azo colorants contain as their common structural feature the azo (–NN–) linkage which is attached at either side to two sp2 carbon atoms.
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Azo dyes and pigments constitute by far the most important chemical class of commercial organic colorant, accounting for around 60–70% of the dyes used in traditional textile applications. Azo colorants contain as their common structural feature the azo (–NN–) linkage which is attached at either side to two sp2 carbon atoms.
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