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K-Acid (8-Amino-1-Naphthol-5-Sulfonic Acid)

CAS Number: 119-40-4

K-Acid (8-amino-1-naphthol-5-sulfonic acid) is a naphthalene-based dye intermediate used in the synthesis of azo dyes with red and bordeaux hues, particularly for chrome and metal-complex dye systems that exhibit excellent lightfastness on wool and leather. Its structural isomerism relative to H-Acid provides complementary reactivity for dye systems requiring high fastness to light and perspiration. Chemzip supplies K-Acid to specialty dye manufacturers.

Technical Specifications

appearanceBrown to dark brown powder
purity (%)≥90.0
moisture (%)≤4.0
iron content (ppm)≤50

Applications

  • Chrome dye synthesis for wool and leather
  • Metal-complex azo dye intermediate
  • Acid dye synthesis in bordeaux and red shades
  • Reactive dye intermediate for polyamide fibers
  • Mordant dye for carpet dyeing

Key Features

  • Low iron content prevents unintended metal complexation during synthesis
  • Consistent purity and moisture level for predictable coupling behavior
  • Complementary to H-Acid in expanding dye shade gamut
  • Available in small trial quantities for new formulation development

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K-Acid (8-Amino-1-Naphthol-5-Sulfonic Acid) chemical structure

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119-40-4

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