6Cellulose and Oxygen.
55Chapter V.
7Decomposition of Cellulose.
56Rags
8Amyloid.
57Esparto.
9Hydracellulose.
58Straw.
10Cellulose and nitric acid: β Oxycellulose.
59Jute, Manilla, Adansonia, &c.
11Alkalis.
60Wood.
12Water at High Temperature.
61“Broke” Paper.
13Decomposition by means of ferments, &c.
62Mechanical Wood Pulp.
14Humus.
63Electrolytic Bleaching.
15Synthesis of Cellulose.
64Chapter VIII.
16Modifications of Cellulose in the Plant. Compound Celluloses.
65Loading.
17Iodine.
66Sizing.
18Bromine.
67Colouring.
19Chlorine.
68The Paper Machine.
20Dilute Mineral Acids.
69Strainers.
21Dilute Alkalis.
70Tub-sizing.
22Water at High Temperatures.
71Preparation of Size.
23Concentrated Hydrochloric Acid.
72Single-cylinder Machines.
24Sulphuric Acid.
73Cutting.
25Nitric and Sulphuric Acids.
74Single-sheet Cutter.
26Animal Digestion of Ligno-cellulose.
75Guillotine Cutter.
27Distribution of Ligno-celluloses.
76Sorting.
28Decay of Ligno-cellulose.
77Soda Recovery.
29Decomposition by Heat.
78Causticising.
30General conclusions.
79a. microscopical analysis
31Adipo-cellulose.
80b. chemical analysis
32Pecto-Cellulose.
81Caustic Soda, Soda Ash, Recovered Soda, &c.
33PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF FIBRES.
82Bleaching Powder.
34Neutral Mounting Solutions.
83Alum, Sulphate of Alumina, Alum Cake, &c.
35Iodine Solution.
84Antichlor, Sodium Thiosulphate, Sodium Sulphite, &c.
36Chlorine Water.
85Starches.
37Aniline Sulphate Solution.
86Gelatine.
38Solutions of the Aniline Colours.
87Soaps.
39Preparation of the objects.
88Dyes, Pigments, Loading Materials, &c.
40Chapter III.
89Water Purification.
41Class A. COTTON.
90Chapter XVI.
42FLAX.
91Raw Materials.
43HEMP.
92Manufactured Material.
44SUNDA or SUNN HEMP.
93Chapter XVIII.
45CHINA GRASS, RHEA, RAMIE.
94The Yaryan Process of Evaporation.
46COMMON NETTLE.
95Ferric Oxide Causticising Process.
47JUTE.
96Index.
48BAST TISSUES.
97Index.
49ESPARTO.
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