Dyes And Dyeing
Dyes And Dyeing
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These should be very long, and loosely spun or rather " thrown, " whereas the imitation threads are spun together tightly, from fibres of many different lengths, generally quite short. Preparing Silk for Dyeing.
Reeling. All silk, whether cultivated or wild, comes originally from the cocoons, which are, as a rule, each formed out of a continuous strand or thread woven by the silkworm round and round its own body before it passes into the chrysalis state. These cocoons are col- lected, carefully... dried to kill the quiescent animal in- side, and then, in due course of time, they are placed in basins of warm water which softens the gum which binds the cocoon threads together, and the separate fine threads from several cocoons are picked up by brush- ing, and are combined into one which is reeled off on machines. The silk thus obtained is made up into hanks and bundles, and constitutes the raw silk of com- merce.
Raw Silk. The raw silk is very different in appear- ance and texture to the finished silk that we are ac- customed to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These should be very long, and loosely spun or rather " thrown, " whereas the imitation threads are spun together tightly, from fibres of many different lengths, generally quite short. Preparing Silk for Dyeing.
Reeling. All silk, whether cultivated or wild, comes originally from the cocoons, which are, as a rule, each formed out of a continuous strand or thread woven by the silkworm round and round its own body before it passes into the chrysalis state. These cocoons are col- lected, carefully... dried to kill the quiescent animal in- side, and then, in due course of time, they are placed in basins of warm water which softens the gum which binds the cocoon threads together, and the separate fine threads from several cocoons are picked up by brush- ing, and are combined into one which is reeled off on machines. The silk thus obtained is made up into hanks and bundles, and constitutes the raw silk of com- merce.
Raw Silk. The raw silk is very different in appear- ance and texture to the finished silk that we are ac- customed to.
What to read after Dyes And Dyeing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Ernest Pellew Exmouth to read onlineMoreLess
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