| Applications |
Formulation |
Special benefits |
| High whiteness. Levels of cellulose. Fibers with reddish white fint |
Environmentally friendly product |
High concentrated
product for textile
economical
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| Appearance |
Yellow powder |
| Nature |
Anionic |
| Solubility |
70g / I 90oC |
| PH (1.0gpl) |
9.0 + 0.5 |
| Shade |
Reddish white shade |
| Density |
0.60 gm / cc + - 0.05 |
| Exhaustion shade: |
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With the addition of glauber's salt indo white BVN exhausts very well on the cellulose fibers. Indo white BVN should be applied only within a pH range of 8 11.
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Method of application: |
| Exhaustion (10 – 30:1) |
| Indo white BVN |
0.05 % - 1.0% |
| Glauber's salt |
1.0 5.0 gpl |
| Temperature |
20 – 40oC |
| Optimum pH |
8 11 |
| Time |
20.0 minutes |
| Padding: |
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| Indo white BVN |
0.2 3.5 gpl |
| Temperature |
20 – 40oC |
Bleach bath: |
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H2O2 bleach particularly |
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| Good leveliy indo white |
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| BVN |
0.05 % - 1.0% |
| Dye bath: |
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| Indo white BVN anionic |
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| And non ionic auxillaries |
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| Have no adverse effect |
0.05 – 6.0%
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| Washing : |
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| Indo white BVN |
0.05%- 1.0% |
| Finishing at the pad : |
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| Cationic finishes affect |
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The whitening and its Fastness properties
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0.2 – 3.5 gpl |
| pH |
over 7.0 |
| Fastness : |
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Indo white BVN in the |
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| Fiber |
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| Light |
good |
| Washing |
very good |
| Chlorine |
fairly good |
| Alkali |
good |
| Acid |
good |
| Heat (sanforizly) |
good |
Resistance: |
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| Indo white BVN in the bath |
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| Hydrogen peroxide |
very good |
| Sodium chlorite |
poor |
| Chlorine (pH 11) cold |
moderate |
| Alkali |
very good |
Application : |
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Cellulose material can be whitened with indo white BVN at all stage of manufacture. Indo white BVN gives excellent whitening effects at low temperature when applied by exhaustion. White effects at great intensity and brilliance are also obtained by padding. |