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1. .. Q7i-a<p Asbestos-insulated steam lines get living space. Power ilk* 47, April 1970; 2. ~ Employment outlook: Asbestos and insulating workers, 1970. Bu, Labor Statistics Bull. 16506St reprint from Occupational Outlook Handbook, 1970-71. (Mo. Cat. 10/70 #11i.695). SSi '5* 3. Arav, R.I. et al. Production of building materials during complex processing of brines -- desulfurization of strong brines with lime & gypsum dihydrate & mixture with asbestos produces heat-insul ating material, Probl. Ratslon. Ispoltz."ftrlrT Bogatstv Sivasha 1969. lh.3-52 (In Russ.) TCFjJT"TT2,5U3). 1;, Brandt, P,B. Comparison of the ablation per formance of asbestos phenolic with silica phenolic in the CAL wave superheater -- five samples compared with Si02 phenolic heat-shield material. AIAA/ASME Struct,. Struct, Dm. Mater. Conf.. Collect Tech. Pap,. 10th (1969), PP. 69-77. " TcFii: 99475). 5. Brintzlnger, Herbert (Papierfabrik Schenfelen). Nonflammable decorative lami nates from paper sheets bound vd th polyester resins -- paper containing asbestos or other nonflam, fibers, Oer, Offen, 1.902,224, 6 Aug. 1970, 7CA 73" 111 .18k). 6. Bykova, N.A. et al. Use of a BTMA accelerator for vulcanizing asbestos-friction products -- such as brake linings gives better properties & can be done more quickly than with standard mixes. Kauch, Rezlna 29(7), 24-6, (1970). (In RussT) TCA 21= 78291 ). 7. Courtney, R.J.A, (Henry Wiggin & Co., Ltd,) Hot extrusion of metals and alloys using a lubricant com prising calcium silicate and fibrous material -- substituted for asbestos durable at 11701220* extrusion temperatures. fSfrWffi*19 AU8* ,97- ASARCO ALV 0002356 -2 8* Edwards, H. Study of the reactions of sur face hydroxjl groups of a chrysotile asbestos rfith organic silanes by means of infra-red spectroscopy, J, Appl. Chem. 20: 76-9, Mr. >70. bibliog. 9. Foster, Helen L. Nickeliferous serpentinite near 8eaver Creek, eastcentral Alaska -- also contains detectable amts, of Pt. and Pd. U.S._Geol..Survey_Clrc #61$ pp. 2-4 (1969). (CA Xi: 7939b). 10. Giedt, W.H. Investigation of the behavior of reinforced plastics sub jected to low-heating rates; final rept, -- ablation mechanism of asbestos-filled phenolic plastics studied at 20 to 40 BTU/sec. sq. ft. Mar. 1961. 80p. AD 709.790 (USGRDR 1 0/10/70 p.208). 11. Griffith, Arvon M, (Abex Corp.) Thermoplastic phenolic resin railway brake shoes -- prepared from blended particles of cast iron, graphite, asbestos & a resin. Brit. 1.201.387 5 Aug 1970. (CA 21: &879B). 12. Hifra Le Locle S.a.r.l. Impact-resistant asbestos cement with melamine resins. -- formulations--for asbestos cements of high-impact strength. Ger. Offen. 1 .901 .791 20 Aug 1970. (CA *: 90903). 13. Hoyle, C, et al. (JohnsManville Corp.) Thermosetting acrylic resincoated asbestos yarn for use in papermakers* dryer felts. U.S. 3.519,475. 7 Jly 1970. (CA 21:891+031. 14* Khundkar, M.H. et al. Catalytic conversion of hydro gen sulfide into carbon disul fide by reaction with carbon tetrachloride vapor -- using asbestos powder as catalyst. Chem. Ind. (London) 1970(30). 99l. lCA 21* 6l0?3i. 15* Li| A.D. et al. Possible replacement of saad by serpentine in high-speed filters for industrial waste va ter purification -- from petroleum refineries; doesn't swell or break up; has larger mud capacity & is cheaper. Tr., Tatar. Neft. Nauch.-Issled. Inst. T95STTTT .T'56-9 (IrTftussTT--------- TttTn: 101,005). 16. Marotta, Ralph (Monsanto Co.) Organic liquids thickened with silica-silicate materials -- viz. chrysotile, etc. U(G.SA .li3:.52151.06,85952)2. 5 Aug 1970. 17. Nikolaeva, L.V. & Komandenko, V, Ya, Wash liquids used during the drilling of oil and gas wells in Eastern Siberia -- heavily loaded with asbestos & starch, best for high production wells. Geol. Neftegazonos. Yuca Vost. SlF. F969.' 301-4 (in hues.) T^AnTTl 1,522). ASARCO ALV 0002357 II -3- Id, Noonan, F.M. & Linsky, fi. Internal reflection spectro scopy applied to air pollution, Atnjospherl c^ Environment 1^: 19, N,J, Chemical differences among the serpentine polymorphs,- Am. Mineralogist 53: 201-15# Ja. >68; discuss. 1025-47* May 1970. 20, Shuster, R.L, et al. Use of ore mine wastes as raw materials for production of building materials -- asbestos dressing wastes for mineral wool, & container glass, 0 Komnleks, Ispol*z Nefelin. >rood Klrg. 1966. 56-62 (In Russ.) (CA22_: 90779). 21, Szymczykiewicz, Konrad, Pathogenesis of asbestosiS ~ due to crystal structure and length of fiber, Pol, Med. Sci, Hist, Bull, n(3TT'TT^-19. 138 (1970) (In Engl,) (CA 21: 85993). 22, U,S. Census Bureau Abrasive, asbestos, and mis cellaneous nonmetallic mineral products, I967 Census of manu factures, publid, Sep, 1970, 41p. MC67(2)-32E. (Mo. Cat. 11/70^560477^ c. p*- fait 23, Werne-r, Harry Asbestos-based friction material for couplings and brakes, Ger. (East) 71.965. 20 Mar. 1970, (CA 2i: 90835). 24. Wllhelmstal Werke, Wilhelm, Ernst, Gmbh Permanently deformable fiber mats --fleece of asbestos fibers impregnated with resin. ASARCO ALV 0002358