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The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)

Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 285

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diug an acetic acid solution of ricinoleic acid to the printing paste. Alizarin Pink may be made exactly as any of the above reds by simplyemploying a suitable brand of blue shade Alizarin instead of the yellowshade. Used at full strength, such pinksyield dark rich reds inclining tocrimson ; it is… … Alizarin lied and Pink (with Lizarol). Eng /;■ r Patent, 13790 (1908).Urn. i/,-s Mat. Col, p. 74, If STYLES OF 1RlXTiXi; 25 Aii Alizarin pink extensively used on the large scale in an important worksis compounded as follows: — Ai.izuiin IlNK I. ii:;n grma Btarch paste for reds (siI no ,, Alizarin…

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