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Adulteration process residues

Ash.—The dry residue from the determination of the water is incinerated and the ash weighed. If this exceeds 1%, adulteration with mineral matter is probable, this being confirmed by qualitative analysis of the ash. Such analysis is useful in any case to detect the presence of heavy metals (especially iron), which may be introduced during the manufacturing processes and are harmful in the dyeing. The ash of alizarin consists normally of sodium or calcium salts. [Pg.417]


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