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The manufacture of mineral and lake pigments, containing directions for the manufacture of all artificial artists' and painters' colours, enamel colours, soot and metallic pigments (1901)

Bersch, Josef, 1840-1907 · London, Scott, Greenwood · leaf 121

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rrying the lead, are introduced and removed. The pipes, n, which convey air and carbonic acid, are provided with branches, e, which reach to the sides of the chamber, and are joined to the perforated tubes, D. The pipes, n, are provided with reservoirs, b, which prevent the too rapid entry of the… … FIG. 15. millimetres thick, and are arranged at intervals of about 25 millimetres in the frames. The troughs, F, for the reception of the acetic acid are filled from the reservoir, Z '. The steam pipe, C, effects the evaporation of the acid ; the steam pipe, d, heats the chamber at the commencement…

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