Investigation of thermal and physical properties for construction dyes containing different boron chemicals and shellac
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Dyes, natural or synthetic substances, are used in most of area in daily life. Not only decorative effect but also protective purposes are lead to using of dyes. Studies about enhancing and strengthening of dyes are continued. In this study, zeolite, shellac and different boron chemicals were used as additive and physical tests were applied. Also, instrumental methods were used for characterization of dyes. Accessible of additives or yearly production amounts are become important issue at selection of materials. So, zeolite and boron chemicals are suitable selection in that easy access and has large amount of production in our country. Previous research about boron chemicals shows they have flame retardant effect on textile materials besides numerous usage areas. Also, from previous research, shellac was used widely for protection and insulation of metallic materials. Zeolite added to dye to increase adhesive effect of dye. Key Words: Dye, zeolite, shellac, boron chemicals.
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Abdullah Bilal Öztürk
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Abdullah Bilal Öztürk (Master Thesis). Investigation of thermal and physical properties for construction dyes containing different boron chemicals and shellac, 2015, Yıldız Technical University.
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