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Installment of Posselt's serial on fabric analysis (June 1916), covering chemical tests to identify and separate cotton, wool, silk, and artificial silks. It describes reagents such as caustic soda, sulphuric acid, ammoniacal copper hydrate, sodium plumbite, fuchsine, and zinc chloride, with their effects on each fibre. It also covers detecting shoddy in new wool, a quantitative analysis of raw silk, and how to tell true, wild (tussah), and artificial silk apart. The scan also includes the start of a Silk Throwing installment on Chinese raw silk reeling.

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Date
1916
Language
English
Pages
3
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