Cellulose
Cellulose
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In describing the manufacture of artificial silk according to Chardonnet's method, attention has been drawn to the great care bestowed upon the production of nitro-cellulose which is completely soluble, and collodion-cotton possessing this property being also required for the manufacture of celluloid, the reader is referred to the process used by Char- donnet. When a freshly-prepared quantity of collodion- cotton is to be worked, it is, in all cases, advisable to test a sample of it as to its s...olubility. For this purpose a small quantity of the collodion-cotton is thoroughly dried. One gramme (15.43 grains) of the dry mass is brought into a large test-tube and 200 cubic centimeters (12.2 cubic inches) of ether are poured over it. Solution is hastened by con- tinued shaking, and the test-tube is then placed perpen- dicularly in a place protected from shocks.
In the course of 24 hours, the contents of the test-tube should form a clear, transparent fluid, which is a proof of the entire quantity of collodion-cotton having been dis- solved in the ether.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In describing the manufacture of artificial silk according to Chardonnet's method, attention has been drawn to the great care bestowed upon the production of nitro-cellulose which is completely soluble, and collodion-cotton possessing this property being also required for the manufacture of celluloid, the reader is referred to the process used by Char- donnet. When a freshly-prepared quantity of collodion- cotton is to be worked, it is, in all cases, advisable to test a sample of it as to its s...olubility. For this purpose a small quantity of the collodion-cotton is thoroughly dried. One gramme (15.43 grains) of the dry mass is brought into a large test-tube and 200 cubic centimeters (12.2 cubic inches) of ether are poured over it. Solution is hastened by con- tinued shaking, and the test-tube is then placed perpen- dicularly in a place protected from shocks.
In the course of 24 hours, the contents of the test-tube should form a clear, transparent fluid, which is a proof of the entire quantity of collodion-cotton having been dis- solved in the ether.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bersch, Josef, 18840- [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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