The Microscopy of Technical Products
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TEXTILES. 173 with water under a cover-glass, immediately fused together on reaching the boiling-point. They were gelatin threads hardened, probably, with formaldehyde.
Of the five samples two were of real gut, one of true silk with surface glue, one of true silk with impregnating glue, and one of hardened gelatin threads.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER IV.
STEMS AND ROOTS.
I. WOOD OF DICOTYLEDONS AND GYMNOSPERMS.
Wood in the strict sense of the term is the axis (and secondary axes) of trees, free...d from the bark. As it is also customary to speak of the yvood of roots, the wood of pahns, bamboo wood, etc., the meaning of the term should properly be extended so as to include all hard and solid parts of the stem and root of the higher plants, excepting the outer envelop- ing tissues.
A consideration of the structure of vascular bimdlcs will be foimd at the end of the chapter.
The importance of wood to the human race need hardly be emphasized.
It is one of the most valuable of industrial materials, perfectly adapted for many uses.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TEXTILES. 173 with water under a cover-glass, immediately fused together on reaching the boiling-point. They were gelatin threads hardened, probably, with formaldehyde.
Of the five samples two were of real gut, one of true silk with surface glue, one of true silk with impregnating glue, and one of hardened gelatin threads.
Digitized by Google CHAPTER IV.
STEMS AND ROOTS.
I. WOOD OF DICOTYLEDONS AND GYMNOSPERMS.
Wood in the strict sense of the term is the axis (and secondary axes) of trees, free...d from the bark. As it is also customary to speak of the yvood of roots, the wood of pahns, bamboo wood, etc., the meaning of the term should properly be extended so as to include all hard and solid parts of the stem and root of the higher plants, excepting the outer envelop- ing tissues.
A consideration of the structure of vascular bimdlcs will be foimd at the end of the chapter.
The importance of wood to the human race need hardly be emphasized.
It is one of the most valuable of industrial materials, perfectly adapted for many uses.
What to read after The Microscopy of Technical Products?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Franz Hanausek to read onlineMoreLess
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