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F. Dawidowsky. Glue, Gelatine, Animal Charcoal, Phosphorous, Cements, Pastes and Mucilages
Glue, Gelatine, Animal Charcoal, Phosphorous, Cements, Pastes and Mucilages
Table of Contents
PART I. GLUE AND GELATINE
CHAPTER I. NATURE OF GLUE
1. SOURCES OF GLUE
2. TRANSITION STAGES OF GLUE
3. CONSTITUTION OF GLUE
4. PROPERTIES OF GLUE AND ITS BEHAVIOR TOWARDS OTHER SUBSTANCES
CHAPTER II. USES OF GLUE
CHAPTER III. RAW MATERIALS AND THEIR PREPARATION FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF GLUE
1. ANIMAL SKIN
2. BONES AND CARTILAGES
3. LEATHER WASTE
4. RAW MATERIALS FOR FISH GLUE
CHAPTER IV. MANUFACTURE OF SKIN GLUE
1. COOKING OR BOILING
2. CLARIFYING THE GLUE-LIQUOR
3. FORMING OR MOULDING THE GLUE
3. DRYING THE CAKES OF GLUE
CHAPTER V. MANUFACTURE OF BONE-GLUE
1. BOILING BONES
2. STEAMING BONES
3. EXTRACTION OF BONES
4. CONVERSION OF CARTILAGE INTO GLUE
5. PROCESS FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS UTILIZATION OF BONES FOR FAT, BONE-MEAL AND GLUE
6. PROCESS FOR THE SIMULTANEOUS UTILIZATION OF THE BONES FOR FAT, GLUE AND CALCIUM PHOSPHATE
CHAPTER VI. MANUFACTURE OF PHOSPHORUS
CHAPTER VII. METHODS OF BLEACHING GLUE
CHAPTER VIII. DIFFERENT VARIETIES OF GLUE AND THEIR PREPARATION
CHAPTER IX. MANUFACTURE OF GELATINE, AND PRODUCTS PREPARED FROM IT
SKIN GELATINE
BONE GELATINE
COLORED GELATINE
CHAPTER X. ISINGLASS AND ITS SUBSTITUTES
CHAPTER XI. TESTING GLUE AND GELATINE
PART II. CEMENTS, PASTES, MUCILAGES
CHAPTER XII. CLASSIFICATION OF CEMENTS
CHAPTER XIII. PREPARATION OF CEMENTS, PASTES, AND MUCILAGES
OIL CEMENTS
RESINOUS CEMENTS
RUBBER CEMENTS
GUTTA-PERCHA CEMENTS
CASEINE CEMENTS
WATER-GLASS AND WATER-GLASS CEMENTS
GLYCERINE AND GLYCERINE CEMENTS
LIME CEMENTS
GYPSUM CEMENTS
IRON CEMENTS
CEMENTS FOR CHEMICAL APPARATUS
CEMENTS FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES
HOW TO USE CEMENTS
PASTES AND MUCILAGES
PASTES AND MUCILAGES FOR SPECIAL PURPOSES
INDEX
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F. Dawidowsky
Published by Good Press, 2019
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The principal varieties of hides and leather for glue-stock may be classed as follows:
1. Bullock leather from old animals, highly limed, mixed with rump pieces, also with horse leather, the latter being thin, of a dark color and soft, and is of less value than bullock leather, because it yields a dark glue. Fat leather is bullock’s leather from fat, stall-fed cattle, and before use has to be freed from fat (by means of benzine).
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