The dyeing of paper pulp; a practical treatise for the use of papermakers, paperstainers, students and others (1901)
Erfurt, Julius · London, Scott, Greenwood · leaf 26
derably less value as arag substitute than the esparto. The affinity whichstraw evinces for colouring matters is very similar tothat of jute. Wood Cellulose mid Meclmniml Wood Pulp.—Thewood fibre, like the jute, if in a pure state, possessesa distinct affinity for numerous aniline colours ; the… … Pig 6 Straw cellulose from paper, accordiD•a and 6, bast cells; c, ring ; d and /. spirals : g and h, cutioulflsklerenchym elements; p, pitl simple reason that mechanical wood pulp is always inan incrustated state. 10 THE DYEING OF PAPEB PULP. ()f all the colouring matters, the basic aniline…
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