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Azoic dyes are potentially harmful as they can be decomposed into one of 20 harmful aromatic amines in certain conditions. These amines are toxic, carcinogenic, irritating, allergenic, and environmentally harmful. Some types of azoic dyes are restricted or banned from use in textiles, especially those used for children's clothing and underwear.
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What are the restricted Azoic dye?
Some examples of restricted azoic dyes are para red, orange I, II, and B, as well as para phenol. These dyes are restricted because they have been associated with potential health risks and are subject to regulation and control.
What do you mean by restricted azo dye?
Restricted azo dyes are a type of synthetic dye commonly used in the textile industry. These dyes have restricted chemical properties and are subject to specific regulations due to their potential to release harmful substances such as aromatic amines, which can be carcinogenic. Manufacturers must comply with strict guidelines to ensure restricted azo dyes are safely used in products.
What is azoic theory?
The Azoic Theory was coined by Edward Forbes. It states that below 300 fathoms the mysterious dark depths of the seas was a barren lifeless area. He named this the Azoic Zone.
What has the author Susan E Dye written?
Susan E. Dye has written: 'RESTRICTED THESIS until 28/03/2002'
What is the meaning of azoic voids?
lifeless solids
If the concentration of the dye was decreased would the distance it moves increase?
If the concentration of the dye is decreased, the distance it moves may increase because there will be less dye molecules competing for space and the movement may be less restricted. However, other factors such as the solvent properties and conditions of the experiment can also influence the dye movement.
Why azoic dyes are limited in range of shades?
Azoic dyes are limited in range of shades because they are derived from specific chemical compounds that have a fixed color range. These dyes are produced by coupling diazonium salts with specific aromatic compounds, resulting in a limited selection of colors that can be achieved. Additionally, the chemical structure of azoic dyes limits their ability to produce a wide variety of shades compared to other types of dyes.
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