An equilibrium adsorption curve can be plotted using the amount (or concentration) of dye at the fibre surface vs the amount (or concentration) of dye in solution in the dyebath.

A fibre containing a limited number of specific sites at which dye molecules are adsorbed to form a monolayer is characteristic of a Freunlich adsorption mechanism.

Direct dyes and reactive dyes applied to cotton fibres in the presence of added inorganic electrolyte may typically be described in terms of a _____ adsorption isotherm.

Basic dyes applied to acrylic fibres my be described in terms of a _____ adsorption isotherm.

Disperse dyes applied to polyester fibres may be described in terms of a _____ adsorption isotherm

Formation of a solid solution of dye in the fibre is an accepted description of the _____ adsorption mechanism.

Formation of multiple layers of dye molecules, built-up on an infinate number of location sites on the fibre is an accepted description of the _____ adsorption mechanism.

Dye molecules adsorbed at specific sites is an accepted description of the _____ adsorption mechanism.

1/[D]_f = 1/K[S]_f[D]_s +1/[S]_f is a very useful form of an equation that describes which adsorption mechanism?

Plotted values at a given temperature of amount/concentration of dye on a fibre versus amount/concentration of dye remaining in the dyebath gives rise to…

Karterschoff’s observations regarding the dyeing of cellulose acetate films are analagus to the mechanism of dyeing observed for?