Textiles for Commercial, Industrial, And Domestic Arts Schools ; Also Adapted to Those Engaged in Wholesale And Retail Dry Goods, Wool, Cotton, And Dressmaker's Trades
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After dyeing, they are washed in cold water, dried, and wound on spools.
Silk Dyeing. Silk occupies in several respects an intermediate position between the animal and vege- table fibers. Like wool, it is a highly nitrogenous body, but contains no sulphur. It readily takes up many of the colors which can be worked upon vegetable fiber by the aid of the mordants. This is particularly the case with reference to a large number of aniline colors, which require merely to be dissolved and mixed with ...perfectly clear water in the dye vessel. The great attraction of silk for these colors simplifies silk dyeing exceedingly. The sad colors, on the other hand, and especially black, are in many cases exceedingly com- plex, the main object of the dyer being not so much to color the silk as to increase its weight.
Dyeing black on silk is unquestionably the most important branch of silk dyeing, and it has probably received more attention than any other branch, in con- sequence of which it has been brought to a high degree of perfection.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After dyeing, they are washed in cold water, dried, and wound on spools.
Silk Dyeing. Silk occupies in several respects an intermediate position between the animal and vege- table fibers. Like wool, it is a highly nitrogenous body, but contains no sulphur. It readily takes up many of the colors which can be worked upon vegetable fiber by the aid of the mordants. This is particularly the case with reference to a large number of aniline colors, which require merely to be dissolved and mixed with ...perfectly clear water in the dye vessel. The great attraction of silk for these colors simplifies silk dyeing exceedingly. The sad colors, on the other hand, and especially black, are in many cases exceedingly com- plex, the main object of the dyer being not so much to color the silk as to increase its weight.
Dyeing black on silk is unquestionably the most important branch of silk dyeing, and it has probably received more attention than any other branch, in con- sequence of which it has been brought to a high degree of perfection.
What to read after Textiles for Commercial, Industrial, And Domestic Arts Schools ; Also Adapted to Those Engaged in Wholesale And Retail Dry Goods, Wool, Cotton, And Dressmaker's Trades?
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