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Studies Regarding the Use of Senescent Viticultural Material as Colorants in the Plastics Industry

GABRIELA IGNAT, CINTIA COLIBABA, CARMEN LUIZA COSTULEANU, ADRIANA BALAN, LILIANA ROTARU, IRINA CRINA ANCA SANDU
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Published 30 Sep 2016
Pages 367–369

Abstract

When we talk about plastic industry, then one of the most important aspects of this trade is giving the plastic its bright and attractive color. As more and more people crave for the “return to nature” touch, pigments extracted from vegetal materials considered as waste have been analysed for dyeing textiles and manufacturing colorants for painting. Senescent leaves of Vitis vinifera L. have been tested for their capability of extracting organic pigments (chlorophyll, carotenoids, xanthophylls and anthocyans). The results show that the potential exists, further research is needed in order to best develop the methodologies needed.

Keywords: vine-leaves; pigments; vegetal waste; CIE L*a*b* space; grape varieties

How to Cite this Article

IGNAT, G., COLIBABA, C., COSTULEANU, C., BALAN, A., ROTARU, L., & SANDU, I. (2016). Studies Regarding the Use of Senescent Viticultural Material as Colorants in the Plastics Industry. Materiale Plastice, 53(3), 367–369.
IGNAT G, COLIBABA C, COSTULEANU C, BALAN A, ROTARU L, SANDU I. Studies Regarding the Use of Senescent Viticultural Material as Colorants in the Plastics Industry. Materiale Plastice. 2016;53(3):367–369.
G. IGNAT, C. COLIBABA, C. COSTULEANU, A. BALAN, L. ROTARU, and I. SANDU, "Studies Regarding the Use of Senescent Viticultural Material as Colorants in the Plastics Industry,” Materiale Plastice, vol. 53, no. 3, pp. 367–369, 2016.
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