Soaps: a Practical Manual of the Manufacture of Domestic, Toilet And Other Soaps
Soaps: a Practical Manual of the Manufacture of Domestic, Toilet And Other Soaps
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What comes into this country is almost purely of American origin. It is made, of course, in both France and Eussia, which are great turpen- tine-producing countries, but what rosin they produce is used locally, but little if any coming into EngUsh commerce.
Eosin is a brittle, more or less transparent, resinous body, varying in colour from pale yellow to black. The colour of black rosin is really a dark red when looked through, 156 SOAP MANUFACTURE.
but it appears black on looking at it. Someti...mes the rosin is opaque,nand not transparent ; this is due to the presence of water, which may be got rid of by keeping in a warm place for a short time. Several qualities of rosin are distinguished in trade — " window glass," ** amber," *' common," " black," etc.
This difference in quality is due partly to the quality of the crude turpentine from which the rosin is obtained, partly to the amount of care exercised in its extraction. The best " virgin " gives window-glass rosin, ** vellow dip " gives amber rosin, and ** scrapings " the black rosin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What comes into this country is almost purely of American origin. It is made, of course, in both France and Eussia, which are great turpen- tine-producing countries, but what rosin they produce is used locally, but little if any coming into EngUsh commerce.
Eosin is a brittle, more or less transparent, resinous body, varying in colour from pale yellow to black. The colour of black rosin is really a dark red when looked through, 156 SOAP MANUFACTURE.
but it appears black on looking at it. Someti...mes the rosin is opaque,nand not transparent ; this is due to the presence of water, which may be got rid of by keeping in a warm place for a short time. Several qualities of rosin are distinguished in trade — " window glass," ** amber," *' common," " black," etc.
This difference in quality is due partly to the quality of the crude turpentine from which the rosin is obtained, partly to the amount of care exercised in its extraction. The best " virgin " gives window-glass rosin, ** vellow dip " gives amber rosin, and ** scrapings " the black rosin.
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