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At 40 Tw. - At 60 to 80 Tw. - Effect. No apparent change. Slight but incomplete untwisting. Initial untwisting followed by slow uncoiling of the twist, but fibre not quite unrolled. Rapid and slow i uncoiling become one, lasting five seconds. Untwisting followed by swelling. Untwisting and swelling take place together. Swelling precedes untwisting. 1 " J. Soc. Chem. Ind. /' 1904, xxiii. P. 404. 2 Degrees Twaddell correspond approximately to the percentage strengths of the alkali solutions. MEEC...EKIZED COTTON. 115 Shrinkage. The amount of shrinkage caused by the different strengths was found to increase steadily up to 18 to 20 Tw. At the latter point a sudden increase in shrinkage took place. FIG. 42. Cotton Fibres after one hour's Immersion in Strong NaOH Solution. The greatest shrinkage was observed with a solution of about 45 Tw. , and from thence onwards to 80 Tw. Showed a uniform decrease. Production of Lustre. When stretched fibres were mercerized the twisted ribbon-like ones were seen to be straightened into nearly circular rods carrying a series of spiral elevations, the sides of which reflected the light and thus produced the lustrous effect.
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