The colour printing of carpet yarns; a useful manual for colour-chemists and textile printers (1900)
Paterson, David · London : Scott, Greenwood · leaf 78
let. (c) represents the spectrum of the green colour producedby combining (a) and (6), viz. : Naphthol Yellow and IndigoExtract. It shows only the blue, bluish-green, green, and aportion of red to be transmitted. A green colour showing an.absorption spectrum hke (c) cannot be a pure bright… … Fig. 4. Example II.—Showing how Eed and Green produce Black. Examjdlell.—A mixture of red and green, when sufficientlystrong, will produce a black. All the coloured rays trans-mitted by the one are absorbed by the other; hence darkness■or black is the result. It is seldom that two…
Carpet-printing · Carpets
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