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Aniline Dyes Defined
The first synthetic dyes used in dyeing pile materials for rugs. The first aniline dye was developed in 1850s. These dyes faded rapidly with exposure to light and water. In early 1900s they were banned in Iran. Eventually they were replaced with Chrome synthetic dyes in all countries.
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