(Q) Please give any suggestions that will aid the chemist
in his experimentations in the preparation of this solution.
(A) We have just given these, in the addition of these as
given - at this period! Not that these papers are not
treated with same, so that they will become a ground for the
taking of colors - but this added, see? aluminium sulphate.
VARY the quantities in experiment with the pigment color as
is mixed in the caseine at the TIME the variation or the
tints, or the tones, or LEATHER effect. This makes a more
penetrating of the dye or color itself, is not inflammable,
and WILL add to the pliability - see - added at this time.
We understand it is already applied to the paper in its
manufacture, so that it does partake of these variations
in this activity, in its use - but added at THIS time, in
varied quantities, makes it more effective and does NOT
necessitate the changing of the process as is being used in
ANY manner at the PRESENT time, but makes ALL of them become
more effective, and will only be necessary that there be the
proper consideration by the chemist as to the alterations as
given by the addition of this at the time, as to the tone,
color, or warmth of color, as is added. Do that. Make the
tests.
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