We examined with three kinds of acid solutions, mainly HCl, HNO
3 and H
2SO
4, a change in quality of various hand-made paper when they are steeped into various degree of these solutions for a different hours, thirty seconds, five minutes and ten minutes respectively.
From these examinations we drew out the following four conclusions.
1) The lower limits of acid's density by which hand-made paper enfeebled to it's quality within a thirty seconds were 0.12 mol in case of HCl, 0.15 mol in case of HNO
3 and 0.18 mol in case of H
2SO
4. However, no influence was observed on the quality of papers by the thiner solutions.
2) When steeped into those acids solutions for a five or ten minutes, these papers were enfeebled even by such a thin degree of solutions as about 0.0018 mol of H
2SO
4, 0.0012 mol of HCl and 0.0015 mol of HNO
3.
3) The strength of Mino-like paper to the acid solutions, which was made by mixture of a paper mulberry and a wooden pulp, are compared unfavorably with pure mulberry paper which contains no wooden pulp.
4) Generally speaking, the strength to acid solutions papers made by Manila hemp are superior to any other papers tested.
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