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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1905 Excerpt:... tables of the general part. If, after dyeing, the goods are neutralised with soda or ammonia, the last rinsing bath is acidulated to advantage with some acetic or formic acid. Burl-dyeing Burl-dyeing with Diamine Colours is exceedingly simple and Coiour8.,ne is uone hi the washing machine direct after rinsing the dyed goods. The following dyestuffs come into consideration for this purpose: For dark shades and blacks: Diamine Black RMW, if necessary in combination with the more bluish Diamine Black BH. For blues: Diamine Sky Blue Diamine Black BH. Diamine Blue 2B, 3B For green and olive shades: Combinations of Diamine Sky Blue Diamine Black BH Diamine Blue 3B with Diamine Fast Yellow A Diamine Orange G and D. Dyeing Vegetable Impurities in Goods dyed in the Piece. 257 For violet: Diamine Heliotrope B For pink, red and claret: Diamine Hose BD and BG Direct Rose T Diamine Xitrazol Brown B Oxy Diamine Violet B. Diamine Purpurine 6B Diamine Red 10 B. For brown and mode shades: Combinations of Diamine Nitrazol Brown G Diamine Fast Yellow A Diamine Brown S Diamine Orange G and D. Diamine Sky Bine For grey: Diamine Black BH Diamine Fast Blue FFB if necessary shaded with Diamine Fast Yellow A Diamine Orange G and D. For yellow and orange: Diamine Fast Yellow A Diamine Orange G and D. Method of Dyeing. The pieces dyed in an acid bath are thoroughly rinsed; then a cold bath, as short as possible, is prepared in the washing machine, charged according to the deptli of shade with 3/i oz soda ash 1--2 lbs desiccated Glauber's salt l/i--3 oz Diamine Colour The goods are worked in this bath for 20--40 minutes and rinsed again. The last rinsing bath is best slightly heated and acidulated with acetic or formic acid. per 10 gallons liquor. Naphtyl Blue Black and Naphtylamine...