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Applied chemistry : in manufactures, arts and domestic economy (1844)

Parnell, Edward A. (Edward Andrew) · London : Printed for Taylor and Walton · leaf 276

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his reason, the observa- tions in the present section refer chiefly to cotton fa- brics, the treatment of which requires greater assist- ance from chemistry than the more easily dyed animal tissues. The dyeing of cottons, however, is mostly practised as a part of the process of calico-printing ;… … efiected by the process of singeing, which may be performed in two different ways equally efficaci- * For detailed accounts of distinct dyeing processes, the reader is referred to other articles treating of individual colouring materials. S

Chemistry, Technical · Wood · Dyes and dyeing · Calico-printing

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