The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)
Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 439
have lain a short time;the chemick completes the oxidation of the manganous hydrate, and brightensthe red and white simultaneously. Azo Colours with Sulfhedi Colours.—The printing of sulphide dyestuffs alongside the insoluble Azo colours calls for no special manipulation of the cloth.After… … cylinders, or if it cannot be dyed at once. Tshades are made np as follows— the first filled with a dilutesolution of sulphuric acid (1part acid 168° Tw. to 100parts water), and the follow-ing ones with water, soap, andwater respectively. In otherrespects the process is identi-cal with tli.it for…
Textile printing
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