Microbial pigments are gaining more attention in recent times due to their versatile
applications in the pharmaceutical, food, cosmetic, and textile industries. The development …

Cotton-based textiles with comfort, softness, and warmth are attracting the attention of
academicians, scientists, and industrialists for use in the medical, defence, sports, and …

Introduction of natural dyes into modern dye houses is very promising green chemistry
concept which should be popularized more and more to reduce the dependency of wool …

Sustainability and environmental awareness had an impulse in increasing the global
interest to utilize the industrial crops for producing new colouring shades in place of …

A semiquantitative dye adsorption analysis of agro-industrial waste from peanuts (skins) on
the wool fabric in conjunction with chlorophyll and tannin-rich biomordants was successfully …

Natural dyes and pigments are colorants derived from plants, insects, or minerals. However,
most natural colorants are extracted from plants or vegetable sources, such as leaves …

Abstract Principles of Green Analytical Chemistry recommended preferring using reagents
from renewable sources and eliminating toxic reagents. Vachellia nilotica is a widespread …

Technological advancements and upgraded human choices have opened scientific ways to
utilize ecofriendly and never ending natural resources. Natural dyeing compounds extracted …

Evaluations of coloring potential, antioxidant activity, and toxicological studies of Acacia
nilotica bark extract onto woolen yarn were performed with the aim of develo** bioactive …

Folium artemisiae argyi (FAA) leaves have a long history of usage as a food colorant
throughout China, but their usage as a biocolorant for textile substrates has not been fully …