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The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)

Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 304

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he onlytaken as a basis for experiment. In the following recipes taken from actual practice, the best proportionshave been determined by experiments on a works scale, and may be regarded ascorrect:— M ethylene Blue.200 grms. 10 per cent, solution of Methylene blue X. 600 , , thick acid si 100 , 5… … Methylene Blue. 1000 TEXTILE PRINTING. { An; amine Yellow.140 grms. of starch. 50 „ British gum.452 „ water.10 „ tartaric acid.Boil, cool a little, and add20 grms. Auramine (con-centrated) (M.,L. b B.).50 „ acetic acid 9° Tw.30 ,, cotton-seed oil.Cool and add — Auramine. 250 »rmS- 50 P1 tan nic…

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