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The Principles of Leather Manufacture

by H. R. Procter

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Chapter V Antiseptics and Disinfectants

Distinction of antiseptics and disinfectants — Lime — Sulphur dioxide — Manufacture of sulphuric acid — Bisulphites and metabisulphites — Boric acid and borates — Mercuric chloride — Mercuric iodide — Copper sulphate — Zinc salts — Arsenic — Fluorides — Phenol — Use of carbolic acid — Eudermin — Creasote — Creolin — Salicylic acid — Benzoic acid — Cresotinic acid — Anticalcium — “C.T.” bate — Naphthalene sulphonic acid — Naphthols — Hydronaphthol — Oxynaphthoic acid — Carbon disulphide — Formaldehyde — Triformol — Camphor and essential oils PAGE 21

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