Classification Of Dyes

What is a Dye?


A Dye is both an organic and inorganic substance that tend to absorb light and reflect some lights to radiate the colour. They are water-soluble substances.


Criteria for a Suitable Dye


  • Cost-effective

  • Non-toxic

  • Possess excellent brightness and fastness

  • Good levelness of materials

  • Compatible with all the other dyes and chemicals


Classification of Dyes


The dyes are classified based on:

  • Common Parent Structure or Chemical Classification

  • Their Applications


Classification based on common parent structure or chemical classification of dyes:


  • Phthalocyanine dyes

  • Sulphur dyes

  • Azo dyes

  • Nitro dyes

  • Nitroso dyes

  • Stilbene dyes

  • Xanthenei dyes

  • Quinoline dyes

  • Methine dyes

  • Acridine dyes

  • Thiazole dyes

  • Thine dyes

  • Indamine dyes

  • Oxazine dyes

  • Azine dyes

  • Lectone dyes

  • Anthra quinine dyes

  • Indigoid dyes


Classification based on the application of dyes:


  • Basic dyes

  • Acid dyes

  • Direct dyes

  • Reactive dyes

  • Sulphur dyes

  • Disperse dyes

  • Vat dyes

  • Premetallized dyes

  • Azoic (Naphthol) dyes


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Source: — Classification of Dyes

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