Ozone bleaching is a chemical process that utilizes ozone gas to remove color from materials, often applied in textile and paper industries for environmentally friendly bleaching. This method is favored for its efficiency and reduced reliance on harmful chemicals compared to traditional bleaching agents.
Enzymatic bleaching is a sustainable and eco-friendly process that uses enzymes to remove color impurities from materials such as textiles and paper pulp. This method offers a less harsh alternative to chemical bleaching, reducing environmental impact and preserving the quality of the substrate.
Chlorine bleaching is a chemical process used to whiten and disinfect materials, primarily in the production of paper and textiles, by breaking down complex molecules into simpler ones. While effective, it releases harmful byproducts like dioxins, which pose environmental and health risks, prompting a shift towards alternative bleaching methods.