21761
Editor
Needles, Howard L.; Zeronian, Haig S.
Title Of Article Chaper
Analysis of natural dyes on wool substrates using reverse-phase high performance liquid chromatography
Title Of Journal Book
Historic textile and paper materials: conservation and characterization
Pages
175-185
Publisher
American Chemical Society
Publisher City
Washington DC
ISBN
841209006
ISSN
0065-2393
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Monograph
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
American chemical society meeting. 188.
Meeting City
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Abstract
The technique of reversed phase high performance liquid chromatography (hplc) is considered the most effective for separating polyphenolic compounds and natural dyes belong almost exclusively to this group. Two 4 solvent systems and one 2 solvent systems were developed to obtain fingerprint chromatographs of dyes, isomers and minor products. Two tlc systems were also developed and if rg vales agreed with those from runs of standard samples, confirmatory spot tests were carried out. The experimental procedure is described in detail. Analytical results are given for 16 textile samples from caucasian rugs and 113 american samples of textile fragments from mission san jose. Synthetic dyes found included weld, madder. Cutch and brasilwood. Work is continuing on those dyes not yet identified. A general description of factoes influencing achievement of good results concludes the paper. Tables, line chromatographs and references. -- ICCROM
Keywords
Dye, purple; textile, wool; chromatography, dye; dye, analysis; dye, natural; dye, red; dye, blue; ICCROM
pub_id
21761
Meeting Date
19840827-19840829