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The American dyer : a practical treatise on the coloring of wool, cotton, yarn & cloth.. (1873)

Gibson, Richard H · Philadelphia, H.C. Baird · leaf 243

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5 ounces Iodine Green Crystals dissolved in Avarm water, add1 ounce Acetic Acid.Then enter the thread at 125 degrees Fahrenheit, andwork slowly up to 190 degrees for three-fourths of an hour,wash off well in cold water. Bismarck Brown.20 pounds Thread.Use the mordant as above, dissolve 5 ounces… … THE AMERICAN DYEK. 231 lofiaai of J;echmcal prms and |;hptcat ]Jam$ J J j J USED IN THIS WORK. Alkalies—(fixed,) Soda, Pot and Pearlash. Alkalies—(Volatile,) Ammonia. Alkalies—(Compounds,) Urine and Soap. Ammonia—See ammonia in Part First. Azote—Nitrogen. Argols—Bi-Tartrate of Potash, formed by…

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