CHRYSOIDINE CRYSTAL BASIC DYES

Chrysoidine Crystal, CI number is basic orange 2, Chrysoidine Y, some wood factory use it dyeing wood. It is a synthetic dye commonly used as a histological stain and a biological stain. It belongs to the family of triarylmethane dyes and is characterized by a deep violet-blue color.

Chrysoidine is an orange-red synthetic dye that is commonly used in textile and leather industries for dyeing, coloring, and staining purposes. It is also utilized in biological staining procedures and research applications.

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Here are some general suggestions for cleaning basic dye stains:

Act quickly: If the stain is fresh, try to clean it as soon as possible before it sets.

Use appropriate solvents: Depending on the surface and the type of material stained, you can try using solvents such as alcohol, acetone, or a diluted bleach solution to remove the stain. Always test any cleaning solution on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure it does not cause damage.

Use detergent: For fabric or clothing stained with basic dye, using a strong detergent or a pre-treatment stain remover can help to lift the stain. Follow the instructions on the detergent label for best results.

Scrubbing: Scrub the stained area gently with a soft-bristled brush or cloth to help break up the dye particles.

Professional cleaning: For tougher stains or delicate items, it may be best to seek the services of a professional cleaner.