CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO MERCERISE
PRESENT
Present
I mercerise
you mercerise
he/she/it mercerises
we mercerise
you mercerise
they mercerise
Present continuous
I am mercerising
you are mercerising
he/she/it is mercerising
we are mercerising
you are mercerising
they are mercerising
Present perfect
I have mercerised
you have mercerised
he/she/it has mercerised
we have mercerised
you have mercerised
they have mercerised
Present perfect continuous
I have been mercerising
you have been mercerising
he/she/it has been mercerising
we have been mercerising
you have been mercerising
they have been mercerising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I mercerised
you mercerised
he/she/it mercerised
we mercerised
you mercerised
they mercerised
Past continuous
I was mercerising
you were mercerising
he/she/it was mercerising
we were mercerising
you were mercerising
they were mercerising
Past perfect
I had mercerised
you had mercerised
he/she/it had mercerised
we had mercerised
you had mercerised
they had mercerised
Past perfect continuous
I had been mercerising
you had been mercerising
he/she/it had been mercerising
we had been mercerising
you had been mercerising
they had been mercerising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will mercerise
you will mercerise
he/she/it will mercerise
we will mercerise
you will mercerise
they will mercerise
Future continuous
I will be mercerising
you will be mercerising
he/she/it will be mercerising
we will be mercerising
you will be mercerising
they will be mercerising
Future perfect
I will have mercerised
you will have mercerised
he/she/it will have mercerised
we will have mercerised
you will have mercerised
they will have mercerised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been mercerising
you will have been mercerising
he/she/it will have been mercerising
we will have been mercerising
you will have been mercerising
they will have been mercerising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would mercerise
you would mercerise
he/she/it would mercerise
we would mercerise
you would mercerise
they would mercerise
Conditional continuous
I would be mercerising
you would be mercerising
he/she/it would be mercerising
we would be mercerising
you would be mercerising
they would be mercerising
Conditional perfect
I would have mercerise
you would have mercerise
he/she/it would have mercerise
we would have mercerise
you would have mercerise
they would have mercerise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been mercerising
you would have been mercerising
he/she/it would have been mercerising
we would have been mercerising
you would have been mercerising
they would have been mercerising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you mercerise
we let´s mercerise
you mercerise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
mercerised
Present Participle
mercerising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MERCERISE»
Discover the use of
mercerise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
mercerise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Burden, F., boiling points of organic bodies, 24, 483. Burgemeister, A.,
application of glycerin to mercerise and mordant vegetable fibre, 25, 187.
Burnard, 0. F., modification of the apparatus for estimating the carbonic acid in
carbonated alkalis, ...
Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1874
2
Chemistry of the Textiles Industry
Liquid ammonia can also be used to mercerise cotton. References and
bibliography 9 The colouring of textiles ID. RATTEE 9.1 The development.
Alexander, P., Hudson, R.F. and Earland, C. (1963). Wool, Its Chemistry and
Physics, Chapman ...
3
Engineering Times: The Newspaper of Commercial Engineering
Mercerisiny,r cloth in the piece does not give such brilliant results as if
mercerised yarn is woven into cloth, but piece mercerising is a necessity for
certain cloths, seeingr that it is not possible to mercerise single yarns which
cannot withstand ...
4
The principles and practice of textile printing
... be distinguished from each other, whereas, on the other hand, caustic soda at
from 20' to 30' Tw. will only mercerise in the cold. All the same, temperature does
influence the result, and it is always advisable to work in the cold if possible.
5
Textile Fabrics and Their Preparation for Dyeing
Tcnsiom'ng Devices—It is extremely difficult to properly mercerise raw material,
as there is no reliable method of gripping the fibres and keeping them under
tension. The best way is to lay the cotton or linen between two sheets of fine
mesh ...
John James Hummel, Hasluck Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1906
6
Proceedings of the Technological Conference
Ratio of Sample Details of Barium Peak breadth intensities sample number of
002 peak at 20 angles 20° & 22.6° Poplin □ PMS Mercerise-scour 116 1.40
0.093 PMSB Mercerise-scour-bleach 113 1.45 0.108 PSB Scour-bleach 100 1.35
0.096 ...
7
The Indian Journal of Economics
1abour 005 045 1( 850 (5 50 10 155 5( 10 15 1aw 0ateria5 5( 15 850 50 55 00
15 55 5( 350 155 Booti 15 (ari Mercerise Mercerise (ari (ari 1 Mercerise (ari (ari (.i
(aw 0ateria5 1sed in Border 1( (ari Mercerise (ari (ari (.i Cotton Mercerise (ari (ari
...
8
The Indian Textile Journal
... liter Other Manufacturing Machinery • Drying Range Machine • Centrifuge (
Hydro Extractor) • 2 Bowl/3 Bowl padding Mangle • Winch Machine • Soaper
Machine (washing unit) • Jigger Machine h Jumbo Jigger • Mercerise Machine •
Cooling ...
Sorabji M. Rutnagur, 2001
9
Natural and Synthetic Fibers Yearbook
Generally, as the Teryl- ene content of the fabric increases, the crease recovery
improves. TABLE I. DYEING AND FINISHING ROUTINES. a 4 Routine B Scour i
Heat set ± Bleach Mercerise 1 I 1 1 1 Bleach Mercerise 1 Mercerise Bleach Heat
...
10
Digital Printing of Textiles
For example, a typical sequence for woven cotton fabric is as follows: Singe >
desize > scour > bleach > mercerise > dry > weft-straighten > batch The order of
these processes may vary slightly and some of the processes can be combined.
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MERCERISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
mercerise is used in the context of the following news items.
Sangam to invest ₹120 cr in seamless garments
The company is to set up 10,000 spindles for slub yarn (which has soft lumps scattered along the yarn) and a mercerise unit, besides ... «Hindu Business Line, Aug 14»
Sangam (India) forays into seamless garments
The company plans to set up 10,000 spindles for slub yarn and mercerise unit to manufacture 10,000 pieces of seamless garment per day in ... «Business Standard, Aug 14»
The silk route
The current series has 'silk' as its theme, based on the feel of the fabric. Designs in silk, mercerise, cotton and zari yarns are a feast for the eyes. «The Hindu, Jan 12»
