Textile calculations: being a guide to calculations relating to the construction of all kinds of yarns and fabrics (1896)
Posselt, Emanuel Anthony, 1858- · Philadelphia, E. A. Posselt · leaf 108
9i The microscopical examination of fibres, yarns and fabrics is in the absence of experience,sometimes misleading, hence it is well in all doubtful cases to apply some corroborative test … Fig. 71. Fig. 72. Fig. 73. of a more definite character. They are supplied by making use of certain chemical reactionsof the fibres. In chemical constitution, cotton is the simplest, and wool the most complex of the textilefibres. Cotton consists of but three elements, carbon, hydrogen and oxygen,…
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