Process for photochemically coloring textiles using photosensiti

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Diazo reproduction – process – composition – or product – Process producing multiple image

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430141, 430147, 430154, 430155, 430170, 430145, 430293, 430294, 430180, 8451, 8466, 8476, G03C 518, D06P 502, D06P 102, D06P 517

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ABSTRACT:
A photochemical color-printing process for textile articles wherein a photosensitive triazene and azo dye coupling agent are applied to surface of textile article, the coated textile is exposed to light with a negative image, unreacted chemical products are removed by washing and rinsing the coated textile article after imaging, and then the coated textile article is dried.

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