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Although mordants are
still used,
especially by
small batch dyers, they have been
largely displaced in
industry by directs. The term
mordant comes from...
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mordant is very
important as
different mordants can
change the
final color significantly. Most
natural dyes are
mordant dyes and
there is
therefore a large...
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natural dyes
require the use of
substances called mordants to bind the dye to the
textile fibres.
Mordants (from
Latin mordere 'to bite') are
metal salts...
- Look up
mordant in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
mordant is a
substance used to bond dyes on to a material.
Mordant also may
refer to:
Mordant, mixed...
- or iron
mordants. It was a
process of
exposing mordanted products into a
solution of cow dung and hot water.
Dunging was used to fix
mordants as well...
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Simon Mordant AO is an Australian-based
investment banker, art collector, and philanthropist. He
started his
career as an
investment banker,
before specializing...
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Mordant's Need is a
fantasy two-part book
series by
American writer Stephen R. Donaldson,
comprising the
novels The
Mirror of Her
Dreams (1986) and A...
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Penelope Mary "Penny"
Mordaunt (/
ˈmɔːrdənt/; born 4
March 1973) is a
British former Conservative politician who
served as Lord
President of the Council...
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Gallery Company, p. 41. Llewellyn,
Bryan D. (May 2005). "Stain
Theory – How
mordants work".
Archived from the
original on
August 14, 2007. "lake, n.6". OED...
- that is very color-fast when used with
mordants. It is
frequently combined with
other dyestuffs and
various mordants to
produce a
range of
yellow and greenish...
