A Manual of the Art of Dyeing
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— This salt is easily prepared by acting upon the metal with nitric acid ; it is a crystalline salt, very deliquescent, but not much used.
Acetates, oxalates, and salts of such milder acids, may be prepared either by digesting the metal in the acids, or by acting upon the oxide or carbonate found as a precipitate.
The salts of zinc are not much used in the dye-house ; the precipitates formed from them are nearly all white ; but the sulphate is used in several operations, where its elements may ...act an important part without affecting the tint, as in the operations of dyeing chrome yellows, &c. It is also used by calico-printers in some of the operations of discharging.
The salts of zinc act towards other substances as foUows : — Potash, soda, and ammonia... White precipitate, easily dis- solved in an excess of the alkali.
Carbonates of the alkalis White precipitate, not soluble in excess, but soluble in caustic alkalis.
Yellow prussiate of potash White precipitate.
Red prussiate of potash Yellowish-red precipitate; fades in the air.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— This salt is easily prepared by acting upon the metal with nitric acid ; it is a crystalline salt, very deliquescent, but not much used.
Acetates, oxalates, and salts of such milder acids, may be prepared either by digesting the metal in the acids, or by acting upon the oxide or carbonate found as a precipitate.
The salts of zinc are not much used in the dye-house ; the precipitates formed from them are nearly all white ; but the sulphate is used in several operations, where its elements may ...act an important part without affecting the tint, as in the operations of dyeing chrome yellows, &c. It is also used by calico-printers in some of the operations of discharging.
The salts of zinc act towards other substances as foUows : — Potash, soda, and ammonia... White precipitate, easily dis- solved in an excess of the alkali.
Carbonates of the alkalis White precipitate, not soluble in excess, but soluble in caustic alkalis.
Yellow prussiate of potash White precipitate.
Red prussiate of potash Yellowish-red precipitate; fades in the air.
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