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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT No, 86 August 1961; 190. Asbestos Textile Institute Method for determining asbestos dust con centration, I5p. (1964) $1.00, This pamphlet covers a procedure using the Greenburg-Smith impinger to determine total dust and particle and fiber size in the dust, 27 refs. 191. APCA Abst. 10, #1, 5 (June 1964) Wagler, F., Muller, H., <3c Anspach, M. Is there an endemic asbestosis? Z. Ges. Hyg. Grenzgeblete (Berlin) 8, 246^5 lApr. 1962) 192, Barrable, V. E., Bennett, A. Jerome, A. F, Asbestos reinforced olsstics; use of crocidolite in reinforced plastics Gumml Asbest Funststoffe 17. ^6, 676, 681-682 (June 19^4) An abstract in German of a paper presented at the 19th ANTEC of SPE In the spring of 1963. See item *51 in the March 1963 Issue of ASARCO Bulletin on Asbestos Publications for a similar paper in English by the same authors. ASARCO ALV 0002572 -2- 193. Stein, Erwin Foreign trade in asbestos and asbestos products in Europe Gumml Asbest Kanststoffe 17. #6, 70tt---717 (June TWT 1962 statistics for Austria, Italy, Great Britain, Netherlands, Switzerland, Benelux, and France are given in tables. 194 Ind. Hyg. Dig. 28. #6, 1 (June 1964) *'A meeting on the Biological Effects of Asbestos will be held in New York from October 19 to 21, 1964 under the auspices of the New York Academy of Sciences. Topics of discussion will include: Recent advances in knowledge about the structure and ultra structure, and composition of the principal types of fiber, also the content and composi tion of natural waxes adsorbed on the fiber; studies of prevalence of asbestosis related to occupation and type of fiber; studies of the association of bronchial, pleural, and other tumors with exposure to asbestos; in vestigations of the inhalability of asbestos fibers and experimental asbestosis in animals; methods of dust control and sampling. The Conference is by invitation. Applications to attend may be made to the Secretary, The New York Academy of Sciences, 2 East Sixty-Third Street, New York 21, N. Y. (Brit. J^ Ind. Med. 21. 166 (Apr. 1961+)." (This item Is oopied here in its entirety.) 195. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 17. #3* 971 (June 1961;) Shchepotin, K. I. Transverse stability of tracks on asbestos ballast Put t put, khoz. (Railroad Tracks *c Roadway Maintenance) Q, #2, 26-29 (1961;) 196. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 17. #3# 971 (June 19&H Ponomarenko, N. A. et al Asbestos ballast as a means to prevent heaving Put * JL put, khoz. (Railroad Tracks 3c Roadway Maintenance) 6, ^3 9-11 (1961;) ASARCO ALV 0002573 -3- 197. Monthly Index of Fusslen Accessions 17 #3* 971 (June 196U) Kitaev, E. N. Production of sheet asbestos cement products from low grade asbestos Strol. mat. (Bldg, Materials) 12, 36-37 (Dec,'19^37 198. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 17. 3, 971 (June 196IH Sheremet, I, A, & Borsuk, I, I, Conveyor galleries of bent corrugated asbestos cement sheets Prom, strol, (Ind. Construct.) 1^1, #3 38-39 '(Mar. 1961}) 199. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 17. ^3. 1130 ("June 1964) Tarkhanov, V. V, Reducing the gas permeability of asbestoscement pipes Oaz. delo (Gas Ind.) 1963. #8, 33-35 200. Monthly Index of Russian Accessions 17. #3, 1196 (June 196i|) Lerman, S. Strengthening boreholes with asbestos cement pipes 511*, bud. (Rural Construct.) 1^, 10-11 (May I9S3T 201. Chem. Abst. 61. 451c (July 6, 1964) Makukhina, G. 0. Anthophyllite asbestos from the Kursk Magnetic Anomaly area fcnwtfe r\rt A Pef 202. Chem. Abst, 61. 774 (July 6, 1964) i Further, VJ-. F, ' Filled linear polyethylene compositions Can. Chem. Engr. 42, 2, 77-81 (1964) ASARCO ALV 0002574 - 4 203. Chen. Abst. 61.1596b (July 20, 1961;) Denso-Chiemie GmbH (by Heinz dueller) PrepBration of substances containing fiber-strengthened hydraulic building materials GERMAIT 1,166,077 (Far. 19, 1961*) 201;. Chen, Abst. 61, 200l*g (July 20, 1961;) Davydov, A. B. 3c Valovoi, V, A. Thermal and thermoxidative degradation of organic silicon resin compositions Teplofiz. Vysokikh Temperatur, Akad. Nauk SSSR 2, #1, 102-106 (1964) 205. anon Gasketing material Chem. Eng. Jl, #15, 106 (July 20, 1961;) "Fluorobestos," a tetrafluoroethylene material for cryogenic use from Raybestos-Manhattan, is made of long fiber, unwoven asbestos sheeting. s/- '' ^ p 1TS r 206. E&MJ Metal Mineral Markets 35, #29, 3 (July 20, 1951;) "An 'inexhaustible' asbestos deposit in Yugoslavia was discovered in the Ibar Massive area between Kraljevo in Serbia and Skopje in Macedonia. The estimated l;0-million tons of good quality ore contains about 1.13$ asbestos with 2.4 millimeter long fibers. Yugoslavia produced a total of only about 8000 tons of fibers last year." (This item is copied here in its entirety) 207. Dremko, V. Etinol, an unusual Russian resin Paint Tech. 28. #7, 26 (July 1964) The resin is based on polymers of divinyl acetylene and is used for primers and paints. One product incorporating asbestos has been found suitable for protecting steel and con crete from hot water. 1 ASARCO ALV 0002575 -5- 208. Young, Milton G. How temperature affects plastic laminates Prod. Eng. *1$, 67-72 (July 20, 1964) The effect of elevated temperature on the mechanical properties of a number of NEMA grades of laminates is discussed and shown in graphs and tables. 209. Taylor, Vv. (Turner Bros. Asbestos Co., Ltd.) Effect of 200 to 400C temperatures on asbestos laminates SPE J. 20, #7, 624-629 (July 1964)) Short term (30 minutes) and long term (600 hours) tests are reported. Most of the work was done on phenolic resin laminates. 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