Acid wool dyes show individual differences in behaviour towards non‐ionic surfactants. Dyeing experiments and spectrophotometric measurements indicate that the degree of interaction between dyes and non‐ionic surfactants of the nonyl phenol—ethylene oxide type increases with the hydrophobic nature of the dye.
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