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The principles and practice of textile printing (1912)

Knecht, Edmund, 1861-1925 · London : C. Griffin & Co. · leaf 299

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lways has the effect of deadening even dark shades. (2) Other Alizarin Colours.—Among these are the Nitro-alizarin or Alizarin orange, Alizarin yellows, blues, greens, browns, and a great number of other colours, such as Alizarin Bordeaux, Grenate, and colours fixed in a similar way. OraNGE… … 1000 Alizarin Orange (Alumina). For salmon shades the above orange is mixed in various proportions with steam Alizarin pink. A browner shade of orange is obtained by reducing a colour made up with a chromium mordant—a colour which in strong shades is a warm chestnut brown. ALIZARIN ORANGE (with…

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