Dispersol

Consider Dispersol Yellow B-6G. Dispersol is the Zeneca trade name for its range of disperse dyes for polyester. Therefore, it reveals the manufacturer and the usage. Yellow denotes the main color of the dye. "B" denotes its heatfastness, ie, rather low, and 6G denotes that it is six steps of green away from a neutral yellow, so it is a very greenish yellow, ie, a lemon yellow. 

CELUTATE YELLOW GH C.L 11855 C.I. 3/11855 CIBACETE YELLOW GBA CIBACET YELLOW GBA CIBACET YELLOW 2GC C.I. DISPERSE YELLOW 3 CILLA FAST YELLOW G C.L SOLVENT YELLOW 92 C.L SOLVENT YELLOW 99 DIACELLITON FAST YELLOW G DISPERSE FAST YELLOW G DISPERSE YELLOW G DISPERSE YELLOW 3 DISPERSIVE YELLOW 3T DISPERSE YELLOW Z DISPERSOL FAST YELLOW G DISPERSOL PRINTING YELLOW G... 

CIBACET RED 3B CIBACET RED E3B CILLA FAST PINK BN C.I. 60710 O C.I. DISPERSE RED 15 O C.I. SOLVENT RED 53 DIACELLITON FAST PINK B DISPERSE FAST PINK B DISPERSE RED 15 DISPERSE RED 25 DISPERSOL ORANGE D-G DURANOL RED 2B FENACET FAST PINK B 1-HYDROXY-4-AMINO-ANTHRAQUINONE 4-HYDROXY-l-ANTHRA-QUINONYLAMINE INTERCHEM ACETATE PINK BLF INTERCHEM HISPERSE PINK BH MICROSETILE PINK BN NACELAN PINK B NEOSETILE PINK BN ORACET RED 3B PARA M PERLITON PINK 3B SERISOL FAST RED 2B SETACYL PINK 3B SUPRACET BRILLIANT RED 2B... 

Fig. 12.13 Rate of dyeing isotherms for Dispersol Fast Red R on Nylon...

Neolan Salt P, an anionic product. Palatine Fast Salt O, a fatty acid ethylene oxide condensate, and Dispersol A, an aliphatic ethylene oxide condensate, have been recommended as assistants capable of permitting... 

Dispersol Yellow 3G DISPERSE YELLOW 4 Very good dyeing Moderate range °C 50-80... 

J.S.D.C., 1964, 80, 237). The standard dyeing procedure is as follows. The dyebath is made up with distilled water together with 2 ml/l of Dispersol VL and sufficient of the dye to be tested to give the specified depth of shade on acetate satin dyed in a liquor ratio of 50 1. 

The azoic colours can be applied to tricel in a manner similar to that which has already been described for secondary acetate. Dispersol Black B,... 

An alternative and quicker method is to use diethyl phthalate as a carrier. The bath is made up with the requisite amount of Dispersol Diazo Black together with Brenthol OT, (12), and, after running the goods for 10 minutes, 6 to 10 per cent of diethyl phthalate is added and the temperature raised to 95° to 100°C (205° to 212°F) and dyeing continued for 1 hour. The goods are then rinsed, developed with sodium nitrite and hydrochloric acid and reduction cleared in the manner already described. 

Dispersol Diazo Black B (Devel- DISPERSE BLACK 1 3 3-4... 

Fig. 23.8 The effect of Tumescal D on the rate of dyeing of Dispersol Fast...

Fig. 23.9 The effect of dyeing temperature on the adsorption of a disperse dye (Dispersol Fast Scarlet B 150, dyed for 90 minutes in a liquor>to-goods ratio of 30 1)...

Dispersol Fast Orange G (borderline) Brentamine Fast Blue B Base... 

Dispersol Diazo Black B Dispersol Diazo Black 2B... 

Dispersol Fast Orange G Duranol Blue Green B Dispersol Fast Yellow A Duranol Red 2B Duranol Brilliant Blue CB... 

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