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Effect of addition of salt to the caustic soda lye used in mercerising

✍ Scribed by Hübner, Julius

Publisher
Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
Year
1909
Weight
292 KB
Volume
28
Category
Article
ISSN
0368-4075

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✦ Synopsis

Hiibner and Popc demonstrated in a pnpcr rend boforc tllis Sqciety (I'ol. 23, 1904, p. 404) tlint tlic production of tlio lustrc during nierccrisntion of cotton ynrn and cloth depen&s upon three fnctoia, nnniclp, tho shrinking, t,lic swvclling, and tlic untwisting of tlic individual cotton fibres ; they showed furtlicr that, tlic clcgrec of lustrc produced is considernbly influenced by tlic addition of sodium silicntc or glycerin to tlic sodn lyc used in tlio inorccrisntion. I'. Vicrveg (Bcr., 1908, 3269) concludcs LhFt cotton tnkcs up considernbly inorc sodiuin hydroxide froin a sotin Iyc wliicli lins bccn sntnrated wit11 sodium chloridc tlinn from n Iyc of tlrc snnic coiiccntrntioii contaiiiing no salt. 0. -K. AIillcr (J. Rnss. Clieni. I'liys. Ges., 1005, 3G1), on tho otlier Iiond, states that the .nbsorptioii of sodium Iiydrositle by cclliiloso from cnustic lyes is not influenced by tlie presencc of cnrbonntes or clilorides of the nlknlies. It is indicntcd in 'ic\vcg's tables that 100 grins. of cotton \vlicn ininicrsd in a sotlu lyo containing 12 pcr cent. of sodirini Iiydrosidc absorbs 8 4 grins. of

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