I\'m having trouble understanding how to solve this; the ionic thing is all I ha

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I'm having trouble understanding how to solve this; the ionic thing is all I have at the moment. I would really appreciate help filling out the chart; maybe an explanation for the ranking on how easily dyed they would be. (Please ignore the page numbers and Table mentioned in the question please.) 5. (see pp354-355] Dyes bind to the fiels of the fabrics throu t and intermolecular forces. From Table 24.2, looking at the structures of fibers, list the types of intermolecular forces lionic, hydrogen bonding, dipole-dipole or London dispersion] possible. Predict which would be most easily ed and which would be least Bonding possible Predict Most easily l, Intermediate 2, Least Wool or Silk ionic Nylon Cotton cellulose Dacron polyester

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Dyeability decreases with the strength of bond. So, a weak bond can be dyed easily.

Fibre Bonding possible Ranking of dyeability Wool or silk (Polypeptide Ionic 3 Nylon-Polyamide Hydrogen bonding 2 Cotton-cellulose Hydrogen bonding 2 Dacron-Polyester Dipole-dipole interaction 1

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