The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 319
ary acids is possible, but the salts formed are too insoluble to be employed inprinting A good many recipes are available for the production of Diphenyl black, but TEXTILE PRINTING. the following, given by the patentees, will serve us types of those used in themajority of cases:— Diphentl Black I./… … Diphenyl Black. acetic9° Tw.lactic acid 50per cent.For use, further add—( 100 grms. copper sul-phide 30 perI cent, paste. [ 300 „ water. 180 „ aluminium chloride 52 Tw.140 „ cerium chloride 84° Tw. 10,000 This black may be used with Alizarin and basic aniline colours. Afterprinting it is a light…
Textile printing
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