10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SECRETAGE»
Discover the use of
secretage in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
secretage and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The cotton manufacture of Great Britain investigated and ...
M. Malard, M. Guichardiere, and M. Robiquet, have controverted this theory, by
showing that straight hairs, such as those of warren-rabbits, felt very well without
secretage ; while those of the hare and the castor, which are not straighter,
require ...
Andrew Ure, Peter Lund Simmonds, 1861
2
The Cotton Manufacture of Great Britain Systematically ...
This defect in the straight filaments he supposed to be removed by secretage, or
the application of a solution of nitrate of mercury to the tips of the fur on the skin,
which caused these to curl. M. Malard, M. Guichardiere, and M. Eobiquet, have ...
3
Quicksilver: A History of the Use, Lore and Effects of Mercury
Mercuric nitrate already was used in liniments to cause venereal sores to slough
away, but its chief use at this time and after was as secretage. Dousing certain
types of animal fur — rabbit and beaver — with a mercuric-nitrate solu- tion
caused ...
Richard M. Swiderski, 2008
4
The toilet and cosmetic arts in ancient and modern times: ...
The hair is moistened for rather more than one-half its length with the secretage
liquid, care being taken * Vide Note (*), page 257 (ante). t The cause of the
natural curl of the hair is explained at page 236 (ante). that neither the liquid, nor
the ...
Arnold James Cooley, 1866
5
Waste Products and Undeveloped Substances: A Synopsis of ...
The first and most dangerous operation is that termed "secretage," which is done
by the aid of a solution of mercury in nitric acid, laid on the skin before stoving it,
in order to crisp the hair or wool, and render it suitable for felting. Paris has about
...
Peter Lund Simmonds, 1873
6
Journal of the Society of Chemical Industry
... M—_t”_'“ ' " ' ' "' i D D —T'. Homogeneous roducts from liquids ; Manufacture of
—. (P) Sc oedcr. Dyeing and secretage of i-. (P) Pichard . . . . . . . . . . . 9:1 }{a|i—
stui'f. See under Paper. Halogens; Determination oi —— in organic substances: ...
7
Expert Report Writing in Toxicology: Forensic, Scientific ...
This was known to the French as the secretage and the industry was dominated
by Huguenots, who were effectively hounded out of France after the 1685 Edict of
Fontainebleau withdrew their freedom of religion. Hence, they migrated to ...
8
The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association
In this way, it is possible to ascertain the kind and quantity of neutralizing agent to
use to give the layers any desired pH values. J. F. W. The "Secretage" of Rabbit
Hairs. By M. L. Meunier and Mme. S. Pierret- Stiasny Festschrift, 259 (1937) ...
9
The Leather Manufacturer
This operation is called carroting, or in France, "secretage," and is now performed
in the United States by a machine said to operate satisfactorily, but which has not
yet, as far as can be learned, been introduced into Germany, where hand ...
C'est ici qu'apparaissent les apprets infeutrables ainsi que les traitements
oxydants en milieu acide, tels que le secretage des poils de lapin et de lievre10.
Tableau IV Solubilite uree bisulfite, des laines et poils, en fonction de la duree du
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