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The coal tar colours of Farbwerke vorm. Meister Lucius & Brüning : Hoechst on Main : and their application in dyeing cotton and other vegetable fibres (1907)

Farbwerke vorm. Meister Lucius & Brüning · New York : H.A. Metz · leaf 63

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6. 2 1 %°/o TannicTartar AcidEmetic 0,45 % Malachite Green Cryst. 1 °/0 Auramine II 2 °/0 Acetic Acid. 2 % Dianil Brown 5G0,5 % Dianil Black T0,25 °/o Dianil Crimson B. 4,5 °/0 Dianil Blue G0,005% Dianil Dark G 2,5 % Tannic Acid 1,25% Tartar Emetic 0,8 % Malachite Green Cryst. extra 1,4 % Auramine… … L 21 25 26 l>s 33 ::i — 51 — B. WARPS. Cotton Warps are generally dyed in continuous machines which are especiallyconstructed for this purpose. No. 7 illustrates the most generally employed warp dyeing cistern. Thewarps pass through this cistern repeatedly (in one direction) viz until the…

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