The Year-book for Colorists and Dyers, Volume 81906 - Dyes and dyeing |
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Page 23
If the sample is too viscous to determine the density directly , a weighed portion of it can be first diluted with a weighed quantity of water , or a weighed portion can be dissolved and diluted to a known volume with water .
If the sample is too viscous to determine the density directly , a weighed portion of it can be first diluted with a weighed quantity of water , or a weighed portion can be dissolved and diluted to a known volume with water .
Page 76
The inventor has discovered that if equimolecular proportions of ortho - ortho - dichlor - para - phenylene - diamin and a phenol be oxidized together the reaction proceeds smoothly and there are obtained large quantities of new ...
The inventor has discovered that if equimolecular proportions of ortho - ortho - dichlor - para - phenylene - diamin and a phenol be oxidized together the reaction proceeds smoothly and there are obtained large quantities of new ...
Page 96
The process is based on the fact that a quantity of a mineral acid equivalent to the bisulphite compound used is added to the solution previous to being evaporated , so that the reaction is just acid . The solution becomes then of a ...
The process is based on the fact that a quantity of a mineral acid equivalent to the bisulphite compound used is added to the solution previous to being evaporated , so that the reaction is just acid . The solution becomes then of a ...
Page 124
Sodium sulfate is then added to this solution in quantities slightly in excess of that required to complete the reaction with the calcium salt , being thoroughly stirred meanwhile . This is added in solid form .
Sodium sulfate is then added to this solution in quantities slightly in excess of that required to complete the reaction with the calcium salt , being thoroughly stirred meanwhile . This is added in solid form .
Page 125
... and either gas may be delivered into an atmosphere of the other gas ; but preferably the chlorin gas is passed into an atmosphere of hydrogen in quantity slightly greater than is needed to combine with all the chlorin introduced .
... and either gas may be delivered into an atmosphere of the other gas ; but preferably the chlorin gas is passed into an atmosphere of hydrogen in quantity slightly greater than is needed to combine with all the chlorin introduced .
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