The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 293
chromed if the other colours in the pattern will allow of it. Phenocyanineblues mixed with Alizarin yellows yield very bright shades of olive, which maybe modified by the addition of any of the mordant colours. Amongst the many other blues and violets that are applied in the same wayas Alizarin… … Chrome Azurol S. (Geigy). Chrome Violet. 40 g] ms Chrome violet(Geigy). 150 ,, water. 60 » acetic acid 6°Tw. 600 starch-traga-canth thick-ening. 30 acetiu. 120 » acetate ofChrome 18° Tw. 160 water. acetic acid 6° Tw. starch -tragacanth thickening,acetate of Chrome IS Tw. 1000 Print, steam, and wash.
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