Evaluation of Bactericidal Performances on Various Knitted Fabric Treated with the Natural Dye Extraction from Tagetes Erecta Leaves

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Sonjit Kumar Saha
Sonjit Kumar Saha
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Md. Golam Robbani
Md. Golam Robbani
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Rozina Aktar
Rozina Aktar
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Md. Abdul Mukit
Md. Abdul Mukit
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Mahbuba Sultana Mukta
Mahbuba Sultana Mukta
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Preventing environmental pollution is the primary goal of obtaining natural dyes from available natural sources.The alkaline extraction process is used to extract dye from Tagetes erecta leaves. In 100% cotton and 60/40 CVC (60% cotton and 40% polyester) single jersey weft knitted fabrics, three different mordants (CuSO4, FeSO4, and K2Cr2O7) are applied simultaneously. At 100°C as well as at room temperature, the dye fixing is done. Various shades of yellow, brown, and light green were produced when the dye was treated with a mordant. Comparing the dye fixed at 100°C to the dye fixed at room temperature, the dye at 100°C displayed dark colors and good fastness qualities.Tagetes erecta dye extract demonstrated significant antibacterial action against gram-positive bacteria (S. aureus), and FTIR was used to identify chemical components and functional groups.

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Sonjit Kumar Saha. 2026. \u201cEvaluation of Bactericidal Performances on Various Knitted Fabric Treated with the Natural Dye Extraction from Tagetes Erecta Leaves\u201d. Global Journal of Science Frontier Research - G: Bio-Tech & Genetics GJSFR-G Volume 23 (GJSFR Volume 23 Issue G1): .

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Bacterial performance evaluation on knitted fabrics treated with natural dye extracts for enhanced colorfastness and antibacterial properties.
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Preventing environmental pollution is the primary goal of obtaining natural dyes from available natural sources.The alkaline extraction process is used to extract dye from Tagetes erecta leaves. In 100% cotton and 60/40 CVC (60% cotton and 40% polyester) single jersey weft knitted fabrics, three different mordants (CuSO4, FeSO4, and K2Cr2O7) are applied simultaneously. At 100°C as well as at room temperature, the dye fixing is done. Various shades of yellow, brown, and light green were produced when the dye was treated with a mordant. Comparing the dye fixed at 100°C to the dye fixed at room temperature, the dye at 100°C displayed dark colors and good fastness qualities.Tagetes erecta dye extract demonstrated significant antibacterial action against gram-positive bacteria (S. aureus), and FTIR was used to identify chemical components and functional groups.

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Evaluation of Bactericidal Performances on Various Knitted Fabric Treated with the Natural Dye Extraction from Tagetes Erecta Leaves

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Md. Golam Robbani
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Rozina Aktar
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Md. Abdul Mukit
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