What are dyes?

What is the main difference between dyes and pigments?

What creates an affinity between the dye and the fiber?

What is a chromophore?

What type of structure do dyes have that helps them absorb light?

What vitamin has five conjugated double bonds and absorbs the violet part of the spectrum, appearing as yellow?

What is responsible for the vibrant colors of many natural and synthetic compounds, including dyes and pigments?

In the development of dyes, what should a dye have a greater affinity for than its medium?

Which molecule has eleven conjugated double bonds and absorbs in the blue and green portions of the spectrum, appearing as orange and red?

What is a specific type of dye only able to absorb in?

What is the specific chemical group or molecule that is responsible for the appearance of color in dyes?

What is the visible spectrum range (in nanometers) within which dyes absorb light?

What is a structure with alternating double and single bonds that dyes have to help them absorb light?

Which natural dye is made from fermented leaves of a plant?

Which synthetic dye is suitable for polyamides like nylon and proteins like wool, silk, and leather?

Which synthetic dye is known for its good fastness and bright shades on polyacrylics?

What is the first synthetic dye made from coal tar?

Which dye is known for being inexpensive and lightfast but not wet fast?

What is the example of an acid dye often used in the dyeing of textiles?

Which dye is derived its name from the fact that it possess a cationic group?

What is an example of a synthetic dye known for its bright red color?

Which type of dye is suitable for fabrics like nylon, wool, and silk during the dyeing process?

What is a brilliant blue dye that is made from coal tar?

Which type of dye is typically used to dye wool, silk, and nylon?

Which type of dye is best suited for dyeing acrylic fibers?