Concept:
Material to Liquor Ratio (MLR) is defined as the ratio of fabric weight to dye liquor volume. It strongly influences dye concentration, diffusion rate, and exhaustion efficiency.
Step 1: Understand MLR meaning.
Lower MLR means less water relative to fabric, resulting in:
• Higher dye concentration
• Increased dye availability per unit fabric
Step 2: Compare given ratios.
• 1:1.5 → very low liquor, highest dye concentration
• 1:15 → high liquor, low concentration
Step 3: Interpretation.
Although higher MLR means more total dye liquor, the question asks for higher dye availability in terms of concentration per fabric unit, which is maximum at lowest liquor ratio.
Step 4: Final answer.
\[
\boxed{1:1.5}
\]
Thus,
\[
\boxed{\text{Option (B) is correct.}}
\]