Enzyme quantitative detection method of textile fiber content
A quantitative detection method and textile fiber technology, which can be applied in the direction of removing certain components and weighing, etc., can solve the problems of toxic and harmful substances discharge, data error, poor fiber solubility, etc., and achieve the elimination of influence, mild conditions and high specificity. sexual effect
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[0027] Quantitative detection of fiber content in cotton / polyester fiber / silk / polyacrylonitrile fiber blended fabric dyed with reactive brilliant red X-B
[0028] (1) By infrared absorption spectroscopy and microscope observation, it is determined that the dye type is reactive brilliant red X-B, and the blended fabric fiber component is cotton / polyester fiber / silk / polyacrylonitrile fiber;
[0029] (2) Reactive dye Reactive Brilliant Red X-B will inhibit the enzyme activity, so the fabric is pretreated with Yunzhi laccase first, the reaction conditions are: 2.5% laccase enzyme amount, disodium hydrogen phosphate-potassium dihydrogen phosphate buffer pH5 .8 (ionic strength is 30mM), the mass ratio of textile to buffer is 0.2:1, the reaction temperature is 37°C, and the treatment time is 12h;
[0030] (3) Cut the pretreated fabric into 3 pieces, each of which has a sample weight of 5 grams; then separately treat with acid cellulase, yeast lipase and pepsin. The cellulase reactio...
Embodiment 2
[0032] Quantitative detection of fiber content in viscose fiber / polylactic acid fiber / wool / polypropylene fiber blended fabric dyed with indigo dye
[0033] (1) By infrared absorption spectrum, microscope observation and melting point method, it is determined that the dye type is indigo dye, and the blended fabric fiber component is viscose fiber / polylactic acid fiber / wool / polypropylene fiber;
[0034](2) Indigo dye is a vat dye, which has little influence on enzyme activity, so no pretreatment is required;
[0035] (3) fabric is cut into the sample that quality is 5g, handles with neutral cellulase, reaction condition is: neutral cellulase enzyme amount 9%, citric acid-sodium citrate buffer pH6.6 (ionic strength 200mM), the mass ratio of textile to buffer was 0.08:1, the reaction temperature was 45°C, and the treatment time was 8h. The residue after degradation was washed, dried and weighed (the weight was 3 grams after weighing), according to Change in quality, it can be kno...
Embodiment 3
[0037] Quantitative detection of fiber content in rabbit fur / cupro fiber / polypropylene fiber blended waste textiles dyed with reactive orange X-G
[0038] (1) Through microscope observation and infrared absorption spectrum, it is determined that the dye type is a reactive dye, and waste textiles contain rabbit hair, cupro ammonia fiber and polypropylene fiber;
[0039] (2) Reactive dye Reactive Orange X-G will inhibit enzyme activity, so the fabric is pretreated with peroxidase first, the conditions are: catalase enzyme amount 2.5%, disodium hydrogen phosphate-sodium dihydrogen phosphate buffer pH6 .5 (ionic strength is 80mM), the mass ratio of textile to buffer is 0.2:1, the reaction temperature is 33°C, and the treatment time is 15h;
[0040] (3) Cut the pretreated fabric into 2 pieces, each of which has a sample weight of 5 grams; then use acid cellulase and proteinase K to treat them separately. The acid cellulase reaction conditions are: cellulase enzyme amount 5%, aceti...
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