Ola A. Abu Ali , Hossa F. Al Shareef , Rasha Felaly , Ali A. Ali , M.M. Elsawy , Amany Belal , Reem I Alsantali , Ahmed B.M. Mehany , S.M. Al-Shomar , N.S. Abdelshafi , Walid E. Elgammal
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Abstract
The study's primary objective was to create novel bis-azo-disperse dyes bearing Schiff bases based on a sulfonamide-pyridine group using a traditional azo coupling reaction. The dye structures were identified through infrared, 1H/13C NMR analysis, and mass spectroscopy. The main goal of the study was to optimize dyeing, factors, including pH, temperature, time, and shade, to understand how disperse dyes 12–14 behave when dyeing polyester fabrics. Raising the dyeing temperature from low to high (90 °C to 130 °C) increased color strength (K/S) values in polyester fabrics treated with the produced dispersion dyes. The produced azo dyes were applied to polyester fabrics at a depth of 2 % using high-temperature pressure in water, with Kimi-levelling PS acting as a leveling and dispersion agent. The colored polyester samples exhibited different shades ranging from beige to yellowish brown to dark brown, depending on the coupler moieties. Additionally, the effect of substituents on the colorimetric colors (CILAB) and color strength (K/S) measurements of dyed polyester fabrics was investigated. Moreover, the use of these dyes protects bacteria in the environment, where dyes demonstrate high effectiveness as antibacterial agents against certain types of bacteria. DFT parameters associated with experimental data.
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