The Methods of Textile Chemistry Being the Syllabus of Lecture Course Adapted F
The Methods of Textile Chemistry Being the Syllabus of Lecture Course Adapted F
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), 2 pounds Marseilles soap, 0. 3 pound soda ash and o. I pound sodium stannate. Boil under two atmospheres pressure for two hours.
13. Rinse thoroughly and dry in the open air.
NOTE. The steam pressures given indicate pressure in excess of normal atmospheric pressure. One "Atmosphere" is equivalent to a pressure of 14. 7 pounds per square inch.
Products.
i. Examination of the bleached goods before dyeing. If the goods have been improperly bleached so that lime remains in them, these portions w...ill attract the coloring matter more readily than the rest of the yarn or fabric so that unevenness will result. Calico intended for turkey-red is not given the full madder bleach, as no white ground is necessary and the bleaching powder might cause the formation of oxycellulose and uneven shades.
112 METHODS OF TEXTILE CHEMISTRY 2. Detection and determination of aluminium, cal- cium, and tin in the finished fabric. A normal red, ac- cording to Liechti and Suida, has the composition ex- pressed by the formula A1 2 O 3 - CaO (C 14 H 6 O 3 ) 3, and one square meter of the goods should contain 0.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
), 2 pounds Marseilles soap, 0. 3 pound soda ash and o. I pound sodium stannate. Boil under two atmospheres pressure for two hours.
13. Rinse thoroughly and dry in the open air.
NOTE. The steam pressures given indicate pressure in excess of normal atmospheric pressure. One "Atmosphere" is equivalent to a pressure of 14. 7 pounds per square inch.
Products.
i. Examination of the bleached goods before dyeing. If the goods have been improperly bleached so that lime remains in them, these portions w...ill attract the coloring matter more readily than the rest of the yarn or fabric so that unevenness will result. Calico intended for turkey-red is not given the full madder bleach, as no white ground is necessary and the bleaching powder might cause the formation of oxycellulose and uneven shades.
112 METHODS OF TEXTILE CHEMISTRY 2. Detection and determination of aluminium, cal- cium, and tin in the finished fabric. A normal red, ac- cording to Liechti and Suida, has the composition ex- pressed by the formula A1 2 O 3 - CaO (C 14 H 6 O 3 ) 3, and one square meter of the goods should contain 0.
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