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The chemistry and physics of dyeing : being an account of the relations between fibres and dyes, the formation of lakes, and the general reactions of colloids, and their solution state (1906)

Dreaper, W. P. (William Porter), 1868-1938 · Philadelphia : P. Blakiston's Son & Co. · leaf 59

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44 CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS OF DYEING Initial concentration. End do. .01 . . .00034 .02 . . .0031 .03 . • .OO776 .05 . . .OI876 .075 . . .0341 .10 . . .05 .50 . . .417 No. 2. … Strength of solution, FORMATION OF LAKES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTION. The relative nature of the reactions indicating chemical action, or absorption, respectively, is seen in the above curves. No. 1 indicates chemical ac- tion in the case of an alizarine iron lake, and No. 2 absorption in the case of…

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