Lives of the Engineers: With An Account of Their Principal Works; Comprising ... 4
Lives of the Engineers: With An Account of Their Principal Works; Comprising ... 4
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It has been recently surmised that the action of light upon nitrate of silver fonned the subject of discussion at the Lunar Society, and of experiments by Boulton and Watt ; but we find no indications of this in their cor- respondence. They were so unreserved with each other on all matters of business as well as science that, had any phenomena of so remarkable a character as those which have issued in the art of photography become known to either Boulton or Watt, we feel confident that they must have formed the subject of much personal discussion, and of many written communications.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is almost no bearing the fumes of it. After all, it does not appear that it will prove a cheap way of bleaching, and it weakens the goods more than could be wished, whatever good it may do in the way of expedition."* The experi- ment succeeded, and we find Mr. Macgregor, in the following February, "engaged in whitening 1500 yards of linen by the process." The discovery, not being protected by a patent, was immediately made use of by other firms ; but the offensive odour of the chlorine wa...s found exceedingly objectionable, until it was discovered that chlorine could be absorbed by slaked lime, the solution of which possessed great bleaching power, and this process in course of time superseded all the old methods of bleaching by chlorine.
It has been recently surmised that the action of light upon nitrate of silver fonned the subject of discussion at the Lunar Society, and of experiments by Boulton and Watt ; but we find no indications of this in their cor- respondence. They were so unreserved with each other on all matters of business as well as science that, had any phenomena of so remarkable a character as those which have issued in the art of photography become known to either Boulton or Watt, we feel confident that they must have formed the subject of much personal discussion, and of many written communications.
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