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The dyeing of textile fabrics (1885)

Hummel, J. J. (John James), d. 1902 · London : Cassell · leaf 74

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aw sQk be kept in ahumid atmosphere it is capable of absorbing thirty percent, of its weight of moisture without this being at allperceptible. This circumstance, coupled with th^e highprice of raw silk, makes it of very gi-eat importance tothose who trade with it to know exactly what weightof… … Fig. 22.—Canditioaiiig Appiatos. Chap. IV.] CONDITIONING. 61 conditioning establishments, e.g., in Lyons, CrefeldZurich, Bale, Turin, Milan, Vienna, Paris, London,&c., &c. Fig. 22 shows the external appearance of the essential apparatus ofsuch an establish-ment, namely,the desiccator.It…

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