The chemistry of acid dyes is complex and diverse. Most acid dyes are related in basic structure to the following:
- Anthraquinone type: Many acid dyes are synthesized from chemical intermediates that form anthraquinone-like structures as their final state. Many blue dyes have this structure as their basic shape. The structure predominates in the leveling class of acid dye.
- Azo dyes: The structure of azo dyes contains the azo group (R-N=N−R. Most azo dyes are not acid dyes, but many acid dyes are azo dyes. Many acid dyes of the azo type are red in color.[14]
- Triarylmethane dye: These predominate in the milling class of dye. There are many yellow and green dyes commercially applied to fibers that are related to triphenylmethane.
C.I. Acid Black 1
C.I. Acid Yellow 36
C.I. Acid Blue 117
C.I. Acid Orange 19
C.I. Acid Blue 25
C.I. Acid Orange 3
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