The influence of position isomerism (structural differences) in azo dyes upon their fastness to light and washing View on Open Library

The influence of position isomerism (structural differences) in azo dyes upon their fastness to light and washing

by Marion E Griffith

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First published: 1936 1 language
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Azo dyes Colorfastness (Textiles) Isomerism

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