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Ofextract; 1/2 lb. Of fustic; and for white silks, 1/2 lb. Of nicwood;dissolve 2 lbs. Of good bar-soap in a gallon of water; mix all theliquids together, and then add the soap, having just enough to coverthe silk; stir briskly until a good lather is formed, then immersethe silk and handle it lively. The dye should be as warm as the handwill bear; dry quickly and without rinsing. The above is enough for10 yards or one dress.
225. TO COLOUR YELLOW ON COTTON Wet 6 lbs. Of goods thoroughly; and to ...the same quantity of wateradd 9 oz. Of sugar of lead; and to the same quantity of water inanother vessel, add 6 oz. Of bichromate of potash; dip the goodsfirst into the solution of sugar of lead, and next into that of thepotash, and then again into the first; wring out, dry, andafterwards rinse in cold water.
226. FOR STAINING GLASS--No. 1 FLUX Minimum, or red lead, 3 parts; white sand, washed, 1 part. Thismixture is melted, by which it is converted into a greenish-yellowglass.
227. No. 2 FLUX Of No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ofextract; 1/2 lb. Of fustic; and for white silks, 1/2 lb. Of nicwood;dissolve 2 lbs. Of good bar-soap in a gallon of water; mix all theliquids together, and then add the soap, having just enough to coverthe silk; stir briskly until a good lather is formed, then immersethe silk and handle it lively. The dye should be as warm as the handwill bear; dry quickly and without rinsing. The above is enough for10 yards or one dress.
225. TO COLOUR YELLOW ON COTTON Wet 6 lbs. Of goods thoroughly; and to ...the same quantity of wateradd 9 oz. Of sugar of lead; and to the same quantity of water inanother vessel, add 6 oz. Of bichromate of potash; dip the goodsfirst into the solution of sugar of lead, and next into that of thepotash, and then again into the first; wring out, dry, andafterwards rinse in cold water.
226. FOR STAINING GLASS--No. 1 FLUX Minimum, or red lead, 3 parts; white sand, washed, 1 part. Thismixture is melted, by which it is converted into a greenish-yellowglass.
227. No. 2 FLUX Of No.
What to read after Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Young Daniel to read onlineMoreLess
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