What Is Textile Bleaching?

Bleaching, word meaning: 1. Refers to the process in which the developing film on the color negative film is converted into a halide after the color film is developed. 2. The process of dyeing articles (mostly fabrics) from chemical dyes to white using chemical solvents. 3. One step of dyeing and finishing processing Black heart cotton, which is often reported by the media in recent years, is made by crushing bleached waste fabric. Generally strong oxidizing substances have a bleaching effect, such as sodium peroxide. 4. Gangsters return to Baekdo and participate in politics, also known as "bleaching".

[pio bái]

[Title] bleach

[Pinyin] pio bái

English [bleach]

[Basic explanation]

Add chemicals (oxidants or reducing agents) with water to make things fade or turn white.

1. The process of removing the color quality contained in fiber materials, textiles, etc., and making it white.

Ming Feng Menglong's "Song of the Stars": "It looks like a bleached cloth shirt fell in the oil tank, and Xiao Ye was washed in gray and washed clear." Single pants. "

2. Explain.

Zhou Libo's "Landscape of Mountain and Country" Part 7: "In the heart, she has the intention to bleach herself in front of her lover's sister."