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Перевод: dyestuff

[существительное]
красящее вещество; краситель

Тезаурус:

1. During this period Meldola discovered the first oxazine dyestuff (Meldola's blue), and also the first alkali green (viridine).
2. The wood was imported in the form of dense hard blocks from South America and Jamaica, the dyestuff extracted by "lixiviating" freshly cut wood with water, followed by evaporation.
3. The alum acts as a mordant (a chemical used to create a bond between the fibre and the dyestuff), and after the yarn has been satisfactorily treated it is soaked in a bath of dye.
4. Kermesic acid is the pigment in the dyestuff kermes, from females of Kermococcus ilicis, and laccaic acid is the water.soluble red pigment of lac (p., 66).
5. Nicholson approached the Perkins for a licence to manufacture the new mauve dyestuff at Newington.
6. As one of the pioneers of dyestuff manufacturing, Edward Chambers Nicholson established some chemical techniques that are still useful today.
7. Automation however, goes no further as chargehands Joe Farquhar, Robert Long and their team load and unload the hanks of yarn and add dyestuff chemicals by hand.
8. Nearby, alum has been worked for centuries and we could still see the remains of the old landing stage where little coasters brought brimming vats of urine from London, which was mixed with the local mineral to produce dyestuff fasteners for textiles.
9. The loss of Alsace and Lorraine had taken away not only the greater part of the French iron industry but also some of her oldest-established textile mills; this cut into the market for France's own dyestuffs industry which, after a good start in the 1860s, dwindled away, and French textile manufacturers soon met their dyestuff needs from Germany or Switzerland.
10. However, the development that particularly interested Nicholson was Perkin's discovery of the first aniline dyestuff in his home laboratory in the East End.
11. In partnership with the small dye company Kekko, Steilmann has managed to reduce by 70 per cent the amount of dyestuff used.
12. Yellow phosphine ( 7 ) was not only the first acridinium compound to be discovered, but was also the first basic orange dyestuff.
13. The extraordinary commercial success of the Perkins prompted chemists everywhere to treat aniline preparations with many oxidising agents, in the hope of discovering a new aniline dyestuff.