Utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application

The demand for textile products has increases rapidly nowadays and so did the production. Hence, people tend use synthetics dyes because it is cheaper and more durable as compared to natural dyes. Therefore, synthetic dyes has contributed to dye wastewater and becomes one of the causes of outrageous...

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Main Authors: Marsi, Noraini, Sum, Man Kent, Mohd Rus, Anika Zafiah, Mohd Harun, Dalila
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Mohd Rus, Anika Zafiah
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description The demand for textile products has increases rapidly nowadays and so did the production. Hence, people tend use synthetics dyes because it is cheaper and more durable as compared to natural dyes. Therefore, synthetic dyes has contributed to dye wastewater and becomes one of the causes of outrageous pollution in nowadays. Factories that discharge this wastewater as harmful toxic waste, colourfull and organic chemicals from dyeing. Chemicals such as sulphur, vat dyes, arsenic, and certain auxiliary chemicals make the wastewater highly toxic and poisonous [1]. In order to overcome this problem, an alternative way has to be found. One of the alternative way is to make a good use of the waste from the nature, for example, the peel of mangosteen. Mangosteen or known as Garcinia mangostana is one of the fruits that can be found easily in Malaysia during monsoon season. So, the difficulty of getting these fruits are not very hard. However, the rind of mangosteens are non-edible and being thrown unknowingly by most of the people in Malaysia. The rinds of the fruits contain high level of anthocyanin pigments which can be used in dyeing application of fabric. The utilization of fruit hulls of Garcinia mangostana will help to reduce biodegradable wastes in the environment. Its reuse or recycling will also aids in the halting of the release of greenhouse gases. Natural dyes are beneficial to the environment and it can reduces the water pollution [2].
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spelling my.uthm.eprints-20792021-11-01T03:02:14Z http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/2079/ Utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application Marsi, Noraini Sum, Man Kent Mohd Rus, Anika Zafiah Mohd Harun, Dalila TS1300-1865 Textile industries The demand for textile products has increases rapidly nowadays and so did the production. Hence, people tend use synthetics dyes because it is cheaper and more durable as compared to natural dyes. Therefore, synthetic dyes has contributed to dye wastewater and becomes one of the causes of outrageous pollution in nowadays. Factories that discharge this wastewater as harmful toxic waste, colourfull and organic chemicals from dyeing. Chemicals such as sulphur, vat dyes, arsenic, and certain auxiliary chemicals make the wastewater highly toxic and poisonous [1]. In order to overcome this problem, an alternative way has to be found. One of the alternative way is to make a good use of the waste from the nature, for example, the peel of mangosteen. Mangosteen or known as Garcinia mangostana is one of the fruits that can be found easily in Malaysia during monsoon season. So, the difficulty of getting these fruits are not very hard. However, the rind of mangosteens are non-edible and being thrown unknowingly by most of the people in Malaysia. The rinds of the fruits contain high level of anthocyanin pigments which can be used in dyeing application of fabric. The utilization of fruit hulls of Garcinia mangostana will help to reduce biodegradable wastes in the environment. Its reuse or recycling will also aids in the halting of the release of greenhouse gases. Natural dyes are beneficial to the environment and it can reduces the water pollution [2]. Penerbit UTHM Marsi, Noraini Thana Singam, Rupashinii Mahmood, Salwa Ibrahim, Siti Aida 2020 Book Section PeerReviewed text en http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/2079/1/Ch04%20Utilization%20Of%20Garcinia%20Mangostana%20Dyes.pdf Marsi, Noraini and Sum, Man Kent and Mohd Rus, Anika Zafiah and Mohd Harun, Dalila (2020) Utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application. In: Green Technology of Natural Dyes for Sustainable Development on Textile Industry. Penerbit UTHM, pp. 28-36. ISBN 978-967-2389-61-3
spellingShingle TS1300-1865 Textile industries
Marsi, Noraini
Sum, Man Kent
Mohd Rus, Anika Zafiah
Mohd Harun, Dalila
Utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application
title Utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application
title_full Utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application
title_fullStr Utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application
title_full_unstemmed Utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application
title_short Utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application
title_sort utilization of garcinia mangostana dyes for superhydrophobic oncotton textile application
topic TS1300-1865 Textile industries
url http://eprints.uthm.edu.my/2079/1/Ch04%20Utilization%20Of%20Garcinia%20Mangostana%20Dyes.pdf
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