10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TINCTORIALLY»
Discover the use of
tinctorially in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
tinctorially and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
Basic dyestuffs as a group are strongest tinctorially and are by far brighter than
those of any other group, but are not fast to light. They have a strong affinity for
sulphite and ground wood pulps, and will color any wood stocks successfully ...
The anthracene lakes are not as bright in color nor as strong tinctorially as the
others—in fact. are rather dull in tone and weak tinctorially—but are extremely
permanent. The madder and alizarin lakes belong to this class. There are
probably ...
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Inland Printer/American Lithographer
The naphthalene lakes are not as bright in color nor as strong tinctorially as the
anilin lakes, but they are much more permanent. This class includes the Para
colors and the so-called "scarlets." The anthracene lakes are not as bright in
color ...
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Paper: Devoted to the Manufacture, Sale and Use of Pulp and ...
Basic dyestuffs as a group are strongest tinctorially and are by far brighter than
those of any other group, but are not fast to light. They have a strong affinity for
sulphite and ground wood pulps, and will color any wood stocks successfully ...
Chemically 107 is closely allied to 65, 103, 105, and tinctorially it is likewise
closely allied to 169, 240, and 462. Nos. 512, 517, and 520 are chemically quite
different from the other '1 " members of this group, and tinctorially they differ, of a
...
U.S. Department of Agriculture. Division of Chemistry (Washington)., 1911
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The composition, properties, and testing of printing inks
They are strong tinctorially, but very fugitive. The naphthalene lakes are not as
bright in color nor as strong tinctorially as the aniline lakes, but they are much
more permanent. This class includes the Para colors and the so-called "scarlets.
United States. National Bureau of Standards, 1915
512, 517, and 520 are chemically quite different from the other members of this
group, and tinctorially they differ, being of a particularly brilliant shade, and
tinctorially more powerful; 517 being desired by 5 out of the 12 sources drawn
upon, ...
United States. Bureau of Chemistry, 1911
They are strong tinctorially, but very fugitive. The naphthalene lakes are not as
bright in color nor as strong tinctorially as the aniline lakes, but they are much
more permanent. This class includes the Para colors and the so-called " scarlets.
United States. National Bureau of Standards, 1917
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Bulletin - Bureau of Chemistry
Chemically 107 is closely allied to 65, 103, 105, and tinctorially it is likewise
closely allied to 169, 240, and 462. Nos. 512, 517, and 520 are chemically quite
different from the other members of this group, and tinctorially they differ, being of
a ...
United States. Bureau of Chemistry, 1911
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Circular of the Bureau of Standards
They are strong tinctorially, but very fugitive. The naphthalene lakes are not as
bright in color nor as strong tinctorially as the aniline lakes, but they are much
more permanent. This class includes the Para colors and the so-called “scarlets.
