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The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)

Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925, Fothergill, James Best · London : Charles Griffin · leaf 464

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of iron 28° Tw. 75 starch 25 British gum. 23-75 , nitrate of soda. 12-5 , olive oil. Boil, cool, and add 375 „ acetate of copper 40° Tw. 93-75 , nitrate of iron 54° Tw. 1000 -I VI.KS or IRINTINO. 429 Black II r_ .> litres Logwood extract 48° Tw. 33 C water. 20 aoetio acid 9° Tw. S olive oil. lo… … 100 litres when finished.Bothtlie.se Macks are fixed (in the fibre by the mere operation ! drying afterprinting. Blaok II. after fixing contains Prussian blue. In all the Logwood blacks used Eor Turkey-red chintzes the Logwood is present in the form of afinely divided precipitate,and this makes…

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