Applied chemistry : in manufactures, arts and domestic economy (1844)
Parnell, Edward A. (Edward Andrew) · London : Printed for Taylor and Walton · leaf 392
373 CALICO-PRINTING PROCESSES. be apt to become corroded by the salt of tin. This preparation is better adapted (as a steam colour) for- fabrics of wool and silk than for those of cotton, but it may be advantageously applied to cotton as a spirit or wash-off colour (page 363). The orange stripe in… … 10) is also produced by decoction of Persian berries, the mordant being protoxide of tin only. A convenient mixture for producing this colour is the following : 1 gallon of berry liquor made from three pounds of berries to the gallon, and 4 ounces of cryst. protochloride of tin. Boil together for a…
Chemistry, Technical · Wood · Dyes and dyeing · Calico-printing
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