Natural dyes in green walnut shells for textile materials dyeing
Abstract
The purpose of this study was to obtain and characterize a natural dye from green walnut shells. By thin layer chromatography a single brown spot was obtained and attributed to naphthoquinones. Naphtoquinones presence was also proved by the UV/VIS and the IR spectra.References
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