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Natural Dyes : Scope and challenges is a comprehensive, thoroughly scientific, single source reference book on natural dye stuffs and dyeing. This book provides a detailed chemistry of all the available natural dyes and also of the food colors. Analytical methods including extraction, identification and estimation of the chemical components of these dyes, which will help in the production of quality dyes, are discussed. The applications of these dyes in pharmaceuticals, herbal cosmetics, paints and paintings also are explained. The challenges lying ahead due to the greater demand resulted from the ever-increasing acceptance and demand of these dyes and their solutions are discussed. Substitute sources, new chromophores, bioactivities including antioxidant potential and antimicrobial properties of the plant-derived dyes also are dovetailed. This book will serve as a reference book for students, teachers and workers of Textile dyeing, Textile chemistry, Clothing and textiles, Plant Sciences, Pharmacy and Fine Arts. It will also of great use for NGOs and farmers who would be interested in value-addition of their trees, commercial manufacturers of natural dyes and even to a layman interested in natural colors. D. Rathi

A.    General

1.Scope and Challenges in the Field of Natural Dyes M. Daniel

2.Chemistry of Natural Dyes K.C. Gupta, P. Gupta, P. Singh, S.V. Singh and S. Agarwal

3. Natural Food Colours : Present Status and Scope V.P. Kapoor

4.Natural Food Colors Chemistry and Sources K.C. Gupta, P. Singh, S.V. Singh, R. Singh and P. Gupta

B.Extraction, Analysis and Quality Control

5.Analytical Methods for Natural Dyes M. Daniel

6.Extraction and Dyeing Methods for Natural Dyes A. Shrivastava and E.M. Dedhia

7.Quality Control of Natural Dyed and Printed Products V.D. Sumant

C.    Dyeing

8.Dying of Natural Colours A New Horizon S.D. Bhattacharya and M. Daniel

9.Dyeing of Dhabu Resist Printed Cotton and Silk Fabric with Indian Almond, Terminalia catappa Linn. I. Rai and S. Quereshi

10.Trailing Eclipta A Natural Green Colour for Textiles A. S. Devi, B. S. Sumathy and V.K.L.T. Katyayini

11. Eco-friendly Dyeing of Natural Vegetable Dyes on Protein Substrates B.J. Agarwal

12. Union Dyeing of Wool with Eupatorium and Apricot Leaves A. Sood, A. Sharma, S. Rani and A. Bansal

13. Effect of Mordant Combination on Silk Dyeing with Apricot Dye A. Sharma, S. Rani, A. Bansal and A. Sood

14. Application of Litchi on Silk S. Rani, A. Sood, A. Sharma and A. Bansal

15. Dyeing and Printing of Natural and Synthetic Fibre/Fabrics by Vegetable Dyes S. R. Naik

16. Natural Colorants Applicable for Dyeing Textiles J.J. Moses

17. Studies on Dyeing Cotton With Bark of Acacia arabica Willd B.H. Patel and A.M. Darji

18. Eco-friendly Dyeing With Extracts of Tulsi leaves K.J. Patel, B.H. Patel, J.A. Naik and A.M. Bhavsar

19. Dyeing Potential of the Leaves of Emblica officinalis, Eucalyptus globulus and Tectona grandis for Cotton S. Saxena, P.V. Varadarajan and A.J. Shaikh

20. Application of Combination of Litchi and Barberry on Cotton A. Bansal, A. Sood, A. Sharma and S. Rani

21. Application of Natural Dyes on Bleached Coir Yarn M.L. Gulrajani, D. Gupta and P. Gupta

22. An Unknown Dye-yielding Herb from Open-Cast Mine of Umrer (Maharashtra) S. Mukherjee

23. Natural dyes: Exploration of New Medium for Contemporary Expression S. Thakur

24. Natural Dyeing Recipes: Trusted, Traditional Indian Recipes for 10 popular shades Bharathan

25. Mordants for Natural Dyeing: Ground rules on Applications for Better Results Bharathan

26. Some New Sources of Natural Dyes Bharathan

D.   Antimicrobial Properties and Conservation

27. Antimicrobial Activity of Henna used as Traditional Dye and Medicinal Plant A. Arya, C. Arya and V.K. Muliya

28. Antifungal Property of Two Natural Dyes Used in Food R.C. Soni and Arun Arya

29.   Conservation of Dyed Historic Textiles