The major difference between wood dyes and wood stains is the final location of the applied coloring material and the type of colorant used. Outline how the colorant molecules used for wood dyes and wood stains are different and predict which would be more color fast (i.e. last longer in the application). Note that this question is not about a paint (solvent or emulsion) which would be a film containing an inorganic pigment trapped in a binder matrix formed on a surface. You should consider the structure of the wood and of the typical materials used as colorants in formulating you answer.

The major difference between wood dyes and wood stains is the final location of the applied coloring material and the type of colorant used. Outline how the colorant molecules used for wood dyes and wood stains are different and predict which would be more color fast (i.e. last longer in the application). Note that this question is not about a paint (solvent or emulsion) which would be a film containing an inorganic pigment trapped in a binder matrix formed on a surface. You should consider the structure of the wood and of the typical materials used as colorants in formulating you answer.

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter22: Reactions Of Benzene And Its Derivatives

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