Reasons for so named:
Reactive dyes are so called because this is
the only type of dye, which has reactive group, and that reactive group reacts
chemically with fibre polymer molecules and form covalent bond. This covalent
bond is formed between the reactive group and terminal –OH (Hydroxyl) group of
polyamide and wool fibre or between reactive group and terminal -NH2 (Amino) group of cellulosic
fibre polymer. The strength of this covalent bond is more than ionic bond,
hydrogen bond and Vander Waal’s force of attraction. Thus the reactive group
becomes an integral part of the fibre.
For this reasons the dyes are so
called. They are also called ‘fibre reactive group’.
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