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The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)

Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 306

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Methyl Violet STYLES OF PRINTING. 271 The red shades are prepared in exactly the same manner. Sometimes 3-4per cent, of glycerin is added to aid the solution of the dyes! nil. Bril 1A.NT Grkbn. 1 20 gnus. Brilliant green. | 130 grins, acetic acid 9 Tw. 70 water. 660 „ starch paste. 120 „ 50 per… … Brilliant Green, with addition of itli ..fits weight -1ThioflavineT. do not dissolve easily in the ordinary solvents, ami are apt to produce unevenif not properly prepared. For example, the colours Induline for printingR. B. brands in powder are best made up according to the following directions :—…

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