Studies in Dyeing And Cleaning
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Peptizing with peptized colloid.
Blood with soap.
Soot, iron rust, with soap.
Cream with soap.
Perspiration with soap.
Old black silk clothes with skimmed milk.
Kerosene with soap.
Meat juice with soap. VI. Peptizing in two stages.
Tar and oil and soap.
Grease and oil and soap.
Tea and glycerine and soap.
Black shoe polish and oil and soap.
Grass and benzine and soap.
Rosin and oil and soap.
Coffee and glycerine and soap.
Paint and oil and soap.
Paint and oil and casein and soap. VII. Adsorptio...n by solid.
Grease and fullers' earth or blotting paper.
Wax and French chalk.
798 D. B. Lake Starched white woolen shawls, lace curtains, with rice or potato starch, and treatment with enzymes. Dyes and freshly prepared alumina. Charcoal drawings and bread. Fruit stains and fullers' earth. Fruit stains and salt. Wall paper and dough, corn-meal. Furs and corn-meal. VIII. Peptizing with a liquid and adsorption by solid.
Grease, alcohol or turpentine, and pipe-clay or fullers' earth. IX. Change of substance forming the stain.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Peptizing with peptized colloid.
Blood with soap.
Soot, iron rust, with soap.
Cream with soap.
Perspiration with soap.
Old black silk clothes with skimmed milk.
Kerosene with soap.
Meat juice with soap. VI. Peptizing in two stages.
Tar and oil and soap.
Grease and oil and soap.
Tea and glycerine and soap.
Black shoe polish and oil and soap.
Grass and benzine and soap.
Rosin and oil and soap.
Coffee and glycerine and soap.
Paint and oil and soap.
Paint and oil and casein and soap. VII. Adsorptio...n by solid.
Grease and fullers' earth or blotting paper.
Wax and French chalk.
798 D. B. Lake Starched white woolen shawls, lace curtains, with rice or potato starch, and treatment with enzymes. Dyes and freshly prepared alumina. Charcoal drawings and bread. Fruit stains and fullers' earth. Fruit stains and salt. Wall paper and dough, corn-meal. Furs and corn-meal. VIII. Peptizing with a liquid and adsorption by solid.
Grease, alcohol or turpentine, and pipe-clay or fullers' earth. IX. Change of substance forming the stain.
What to read after Studies in Dyeing And Cleaning?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dyer Barker Lake to read onlineMoreLess
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