Elements of the Art of Dyeing; With a Description of the Art of Bleaching By Oxymuriatic Acid
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They are, moreover, used cold, to prevent the colour from being injured. It must have been remarked in the experiments just des- cribed, that the pure alkalies attack the extremely- delicate colour of carthamus, making it pass to yellow. This is the reason why crystals of soda are preferred to the other alkaline matters. Those at least should be selected which contain most carbonic acid, as salt of tartar.
In order to diminish the expense of the cartha- mus, it is the practice, for the deeper s...hades, to mingle with the first and the second bath about l-5th of the bath of archil.
For dyeing on raw silks, such as are very white should be chosen, and be treated like boiled silks, with this single difference, that the poppies, the nacarats, the cherries, should be commonly passed through the baths which have already served to make the same colours with boiled silk, because raw silk is, in general, more easily dyed than boiled.
The poppy having been prepared in an acid liquid, resists the proof by vinegar ; but it is speedily altered and destroyed in the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They are, moreover, used cold, to prevent the colour from being injured. It must have been remarked in the experiments just des- cribed, that the pure alkalies attack the extremely- delicate colour of carthamus, making it pass to yellow. This is the reason why crystals of soda are preferred to the other alkaline matters. Those at least should be selected which contain most carbonic acid, as salt of tartar.
In order to diminish the expense of the cartha- mus, it is the practice, for the deeper s...hades, to mingle with the first and the second bath about l-5th of the bath of archil.
For dyeing on raw silks, such as are very white should be chosen, and be treated like boiled silks, with this single difference, that the poppies, the nacarats, the cherries, should be commonly passed through the baths which have already served to make the same colours with boiled silk, because raw silk is, in general, more easily dyed than boiled.
The poppy having been prepared in an acid liquid, resists the proof by vinegar ; but it is speedily altered and destroyed in the air.
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