Abstract
Novel azobenzene dyes containing a glucopyranoside moiety were applied to polyethylene terephtalate and cellulose diacetate fibres. Isothermal rate-of-dyeing curves at different temperatures, calculations of the apparent activation energies, light and dry heating colourfastness are reported for polyester. For the cellulose diacetate fibres, bath exhaustions at equilibrium are considered. The data suggest that while the hydrophilic β- d-glucopyranose ring decreases toxicity, it also reduces the substantivity towards hydrophobic fibres. The analogue with an acetylated β- d-glucopyranose ring has dyeing properties comparable to traditional disperse dyes, and, in effluent treatment, is easily converted by hydrolysis of acetate groups to a non-toxic dye.
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