dyers bath

The dyeing material in the vat in which the fabric is immersed. dyer's-broom, s. Bot.: Genista tinct or i a. ( Britten & Holland.) dyer's-greenwood, s. Bot.: The same as DYER'S-BROOM (q. v.). dyer's-mo , s. 1573 of the solar focal distance of the object gla to the focal distance of the eye-piece considered as a single lens; this being the same as the ratio of the diam eter of the aperture of the telescope to the diameter of its image or disc formed at the solar focus, and dynast Chem.: An explosive compound invented by Nobel. It is a mixture of 75 per cent. of nitro-glycerine with 25 per cent. of infusorial silica. dy-nam-īte, v. t. To use dynamite as a means of intimidation. pearl or measured by optical means. Ramsden proposed for this purpose the double-image microm- eter, an instrument formed by dividing the eye- lens of a positive eye-piece into two equal parts, and mounting them so that the divided edges are dyer's-rocket, 8. Bot.: Reseda luteola . ( Britten & Holland .)