Anthracene

Persian berries, Anthracene yellow, etc., but many are not so, and some possess but little colour, which, moreover, gives no clue to the colours that can be developed therefrom.

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Anthracene Yellow C, and 10 lb. bisulphate of soda.

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Anthracene Blue B W, 3 lb. acetate of lime, and 3/4 lb. tannic acid.

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Anthracene Yellow B N, 2 lb. extract of indigo, 3 oz.

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Anthracene Blue W G gives slightly greener shades than the W B brand, while the W R blue gives redder shades.

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Anthracene Yellow C, and 5 lb. acetate of ammonia.

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Anthracene heated with excess sulphuric acid yields the water-soluble anthracenesulphonic acid; the latter, when heated with formaldehyde, yields water-soluble, reddish-brown condensation products, which remain soluble on prolonged heating with formaldehyde.

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A deeper brown still if Anthracene brown, or a mixture of Anthracene brown and

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Anthracene Yellow C, 5 lb. bisulphate of soda, as indicated in the last recipe.

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Anthracene Yellow C, 5 lb. acetate of ammonia, and 3 lb. bisulphate of soda.

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