Variety Batik pattern and color is influenced by various foreign influences. Initially, batik has multiformity pattern and color are limited, and some patterns may only be used by certain circles. However coastal batik absorb various external influences, such as foreign traders and in the end, the colonists. Bright colors such as red dipopulerkan by the Chinese, who also popularize phoenix patterns. Colonialist European nations also take interest in the batik, and the result is a pattern bebungaan previously unknown (such as tulip flowers) and also objects brought by colonists (the building or horse-drawn carriage), including the colors of their favorite colors such as blue. Maintain the traditional batik coraknya, and is still used in traditional ceremonies, usually because each color has a symbolism of each.
Technique has been to make known since thousands of years back. There is no historical information that is quite clear about the origins of batik. Some suspect this technique comes from the Sumerian nation, and developed in Java after brought by Indian traders. At this time batik can be found in many countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, India, Sri Lanka, and Iran. Besides in Asia, batik is also very popular in some countries in the African continent. However, batik, which is very famous in the world is a batik from Indonesia, mainly from Java.
The tradition is beginning to make on that tradition from generation to generation, so that sometimes a motif can be identified came from a family batik. Some batik motif can indicate the status of someone. Even now, some batik motif tadisional only used by the family palace in Yogyakarta and Surakarta.
Batik is the ancestor of the inheritance of Indonesia (Java) is still there. Batik is also the first time introduced to the world by President Soeharto, who at that time the United Nations Conference on batik.
The chemical structure of the pigment is a compound containing azo group sulfonat cluster as solvent. Pigment can be a direct monoazo compound, diazo, triazo or tetraazo. Hidroksil cluster in the cellulose molecule an important role in the dyeing with pigment direct. When the atoms Hydrogen from the cluster hidroksil replaced arsetil group, the fiber can not be dyed with pigment direct. This is because cluster hidroksil in the cellulose molecule can cause Hydrogen ties with the cluster-cluster hidroksil, amina, and the azo pigment molecule.
In general the pigment is a direct diazo compound, which contains several cluster sulfonat, by the contention that Meyer substabtifitas pigment direct many of the molecule-shaped molecule that can be located aft, so straight on the fiber. Dekloisme event is one proof that the direct pigment is located on the surface molecule-molecule fiber oriented parallel with the temperature fiber. But the original form of a compound trans substabtif more than bah compound. Hodgsoon Marsden and then add other than the molecule must be the core of Linear-core its aromatic must also located a field.





During the Bleaching reactions that occur are as follows:
1. Pelarutan chlorine in the water
CaOCl2 → Ca(OCl)2 + CaCl2
2. Calcium hypochlorite terhidrolisa
Ca(OCl)2 + H2O → Ca(OH)2 + 2HOCl
3. At the same time, the gas also occurred chlor
CaCl + Ca(OCl)2 + H2O ↔ Ca(OH)2 + CL2
4. Acid happens to work hypochlorite bleach fiber
On + HOCl → HCl
5. CO2 from the air to accelerate decomposition
Ca(OH)2 + CO2 → CaCO3 + H2O
CaCO3 + 2HCl → CaCl2 + H2CO3
CaOCl2 + HCl → CaCl2 + HOCl
Ca(OH)2 + 2HCl → CaCl2 +H2O
NaHSO3 + CL2 + H2O → NaHSO4 + 2HCl
NaS2O4 + 3Cl + 4H2O → 2NaHSO4 + 6HCl
1. Pigment dye
2. Oat-adjuvant substances
3. Media pelarutan / water
Color dye substances
1. There are two types of pigment by way perolehannya, namely:
a. natural pigment
Natural pigment can be obtained from:
- Turmeric
- Wood jackfruit trees
- Tea
- Fruits avocado
- Leaves putrimalu
- Leaves Desamuda Village Seminyak
- And so forth
b. Synthetic pigment
- Him color directory
- Color Him naftol
- Color Him vessel
- The color of sulfur Him
In practice, the natural pigment is rarely used, this is caused by several factors, namely:
- It is difficult to obtain
- The pigment is not fixed
- Generate a gloomy color
- Time of long and difficult process
- Multiple color limited
- Resilience faded less well
2. Pigment according to the nature
a. Pigment substantive
Pigment is substantive pigment that can be directly coloring oat fiber without the need for adjuvant coloring the fiber.
- Him color directory
- Him reactive color
- Color Him acid
- Base color Him
- Color Him dispersi
b. Pigment ajektif
Ajektif pigment is the pigment that require adjuvant substances for coloring fiber.
- Color Him naftol
- Color Him vessel
- Color Him vessel soluble
- The color of sulfur Him
3. Based on the pigment colors
a. Monogenetik
Naftol is the pigment that with the addition of salt naftol a different direction will give the same color.
- Naftol AS.D -> direction yellow
- Naftol AS.G -> direction chocolate
b. Polygenetik
Naftol is the pigment that with the addition of salt naftol a different direction will provide a different color.
- U.S. Naftol
- Naftol AS.BO
- Naftol AS.GL
- Naftol AS.GR
- Naftol AS.BS
4. Pigment-based chemical
- Nitroso
- Nitroazo
- Poliazo
- Indigoida
- Antrakwinon
- Ptalosianin
5. Pigment on how to use
- Pigment directory
- Base pigment
- Pigment acid
- Pigment mordan
- Pigment sulfur
- Pigment vessel
- Pigment naftol
- Pigment dispersi
- Reactive pigment
The higher molecular weight pigment, the more difficult pigment into the fiber so that the results become uneven.
1. temperature
2. time
3. mechanics
4. oat-adjuvant substances
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