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Room-Temperature Thermal Cycling Driven Pyro-Catalysis over g-C₃N₄/ZnO Composites for Efficient Dye Degradation. [PDF]

Nanomaterials (Basel)
Cheng C, Chen B, Xu T, Li M, Zhu G, Hao C, Wu Z, Liu W, Jia Y.   +8 more
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A new application of bacterial cellulose in textiles and fashion: using Kombucha-derived biofilm to remove dye from polluted water. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Wood J, Verran J, Randviir E, Redfern J.
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Recyclable dye-sensitized TiO₂ composite membranes with interfacial spectral complementarity for sustainable white-light-driven dye degradation. [PDF]

RSC Adv
Cen H, Zhu W, Li Y, Song Y, Xu Z, Tan P, Cao S, Gao Y, Huang Y.   +8 more
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Optoelectronic Properties of Natural Cyanin Dyes

The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, 2009
An integrated theoretical/experimental study of the natural cyanin dye is presented in terms of its structural and optoelectronic properties for different gas-phase and prototypical device configurations. Our microscopic analysis reveals the impact of hydration and hydroxylation reactions, as well as of the attached sugar, on ground and optically ...
Calzolari A, Varsano D, Ruini A, Catellani A, TelVered R, Yildiz H B, Ovits O, Willner I   +7 more
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Natural dye senstizers for photoelectrochemical cells

Energy & Environmental Science, 2009
In nature, fruit, vegetable, leaves, flowers and algae contain several dyes which can be easily extracted and employed in dye sensitized photoelectrochemical cells. In this contribution, the most significant advances made in the search for efficient and convenient natural sensitizers are reported through meaningful examples and case studies.
Calogero G, Di Marco G, Caramori S, Cazzanti S, Argazzi R, Bignozzi CA   +5 more
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Sustainable Dyeing of Silk with Natural Dyes Using Natural Sources of Water

Journal of The Institution of Engineers (India): Series E, 2020
River water containing different types of metals and heavy metals are far more efficient in promoting surface colour strength and all round colourfastness properties of silk fabrics when dyed with aqueous extract of Ceriops decandra and Diospyros malabarica. However, pre-mordanting with aluminium and/or ferrous sulphate would promote the depth of shade
Alokesh Mridha, Aniruddhya Mukhopadhyay, Debasish Das, Biswajit Sarkar, Sankar Roy Maulik   +4 more
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Sustainable Dyeing of Wool by Natural Dyes in Conjunction with Natural Mordants

2021
Indians are known as precursors in natural dyeing art. Even though home-grown knowledge mode has been experienced in the past over the years but applications of natural colourants have been reduced due to lack of methodical knowledge of extraction, dyeing procedures and documentation over generations.
Neetu Rani, Lalit Jajpura
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Unconventional Natural Dyeing Using Microwave Heating with Cochineal as Natural Dyes

Research Journal of Textile and Apparel, 2011
This research concerns making wool fabrics with dye extracted from cochineal using microwave heating. The result shows good fastness properties. To promote value addition in domestic processing and to boost rural income and employment in small-scale agroenterprises, it is necessary to promote non-polluting natural dyes, which involve inexpensive ...
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Peruvian natural dye plants

Economic Botany, 1989
The use of natural dyes to color textiles and other objects has a long history in Andean South America, but has for the most part become a lost technology with the introduction of synthetic dyes. A literature and field survey to recover information about the traditional use of dye plants in Peru, from pre-Hispanic to recent times, was accompanied by ...
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