Chemisorption of basic fuchsine in packed beds of dialdehyde cellulose fibres

The discharge of textile dyes in water systems, due to poor binding to fabrics, is a major health and environmental concern. The majority of synthetic dyes used in textile are hazardous and carcinogenic. Despite efforts in addressing challenges associated with covalent binding of dyes to fibers and effluent filtration, there has been no promising green solution based on green materials and chemistry. Here, we demonstrate that dialdehyde...