The kinetics of the hydrolysis of a dichlorotriazine reactive dye have been determined in aqueous buffer solutions at pH values between 8.50 and 13.47, at 24.0° and ionic strength I = 0.625. The reaction order with respect to the concentration of the dye and the hydroxyl ions is a complex function of the reaction conditions. Only in very dilute solutions the kinetics follow the mechanism postulated by Ackermann and Dussy [4]. Several types of base catalysis can be detected, depending on conditions (pH, concentrations).
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