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The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)

Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 293

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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. … Chrome Violet (Geigy). 1000Print, steam, and wash. Chrome azurol may be mixed with either Chrome violet or with Calicoyellow for the production of various shades of purple or olive.Gallazol blue is made up in a similar way.

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