Dyeing And Calico Printing
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If they are not satisfactory, they may be cleared by heating with water containing 10 per cent, of bran for about ten minutes at 1 8o° F.
M. Pernod, a few years ago, published a very simple and practical method for ascertaining if a sample of garancin or madder is adulterated with sapan or peachwood, logwood, fustic, or valonia or other tannin matters.
His process consists in dipping a sheet of paper in a weak solution of bichloride of tin, and another in persul- phate of iron. These papers are... each placed on a plate and the suspected sample sprinkled over them. If any of the woods are present, the tinpaper gives with sapan or peachwood, crimson ; with logwood, purple ; and with fustic or bark, yellow spots. The iron paper gives, with logwood, black; and with valonia or any other tannin matter, dead black spots.
To ascertain if the reds, pinks, purples, or chocolates on a piece of calico are derived from madder, the following tests may be applied.
1. A small piece of the fabric is calcined.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
If they are not satisfactory, they may be cleared by heating with water containing 10 per cent, of bran for about ten minutes at 1 8o° F.
M. Pernod, a few years ago, published a very simple and practical method for ascertaining if a sample of garancin or madder is adulterated with sapan or peachwood, logwood, fustic, or valonia or other tannin matters.
His process consists in dipping a sheet of paper in a weak solution of bichloride of tin, and another in persul- phate of iron. These papers are... each placed on a plate and the suspected sample sprinkled over them. If any of the woods are present, the tinpaper gives with sapan or peachwood, crimson ; with logwood, purple ; and with fustic or bark, yellow spots. The iron paper gives, with logwood, black; and with valonia or any other tannin matter, dead black spots.
To ascertain if the reds, pinks, purples, or chocolates on a piece of calico are derived from madder, the following tests may be applied.
1. A small piece of the fabric is calcined.
What to read after Dyeing And Calico Printing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Calvert, F. (Frederick) Crace', 1819-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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