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PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT
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AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES
SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.J., 07080
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Mr. C. L. Stieiken BIIL1 i.\u
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i. a:.-/u New asbestos wrapping for lower-cost pipeline insulaLion (.1. 1.. , ortc r Lo. , i.iernoid uivision's ' ....L-100" with an auhesive bucking)
Chen.. cel. 101, .,10, 'ifc (bept. -, 1907)
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.sbistos
a nazarci to aealtti
Arc 1. nviron. .lcaltn 13, 3, 2b3-2r.;0 (jc,t. 1.07)
3. Fi.'/iiT, S. .; Bedford, J. V.; .lower, J. .. . ennov, l.i.i. rid. tly fibrous ;.olv at (pro:..red bv reacting c irvsotile wit.i .lvdroehloric aci-1 ain: c.ilorotrii.et n l-
>ilane)
Iiior :. C ,.ei, 6, -9, l093-l,''i0 (Sect. I9O7)
h. firoso, P. ..others x ;'ii..ental asbcstosis (in rats)
Arc 1. nviron. leal tli 13, ffj, 3<*3-335 (ncj.t. 1..07)
5. Hillings, 1. J. .-.icchelli, .. L. (to Minnesota Mining . 'ifg. Co.) saturation of porous i.aterial (snc'.i os asbestos billboard) with solution of a puenolic compound and uexai.etuylenetetraraine in solvent co'it.'iininz acetic acid, propionic acid, or mixture fiereoi
Li_2` 3,321,^39 (May 23, 19o7)
6. OcsLcrueld, K. a. uevice for dressing crime asbestos
i' j 3,397,9^2 (aug. 2-.-, 19o7;
7. ..exon, ... T. (to Turner Bros. ..abestos no.) MCt.iuu Ol ,'i'ut.jC 1 ng celiuinl uiatc.iai iruii. a uls.,eiaiou ..sbcoLos libtr (iov iusiiiatiuu)
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LMcB/. cc; L. -1. lartell, I.. Martinez
(,\.rs,) .1. McBride, Librarian
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Mr. C. E. Stiefken BUILDING
ASBESTOS ARTICLES - OCTOBER 1967
1. anon Asbestos-reinforoed polymers ( news note about work at Gillette Research Institute by A. M. Schwarts and C. A. Rader)
Prod. Eng. 28, #22, 27 (Oct. 23, 1967)
2, anon
Lagging outs work, eost and danger (Thermoid RVL-100) Chew. Eng. Jh, #21, 132 (Oct. 9, 1967)
3. Clark, M. W. and Freeman, A. G.
Kinetics and mechanism of de-hydroxylation of orooidolite Faraday Soc. Trans. 63. #8, 2051-2056 (Aug. 1967)
k. Clark, V. B.
Economic mineral deposits of the Sierra Nerada (in cludes asbestos) Calif.. Dir. Mines Geol.. Bull. #190. 209-21* (1966)
5. Daris, F. F.
Eoonoalo mineral deposits in the Coast ranges (in cludes asbestos) Calif.. Dir. Mines Geol.. Bull. #190. 315-321 (1966)
6. Khelker, D. M~i Flantsbaum, I. M.; and Bubelera, L. Y.
Determination of alelapntary fiber size of ohrysotile
asbestos (hi Russian)
Kr tUpgrafiya
#3. 430-<tf5-U67)
7* Manley, T. A.
Characterization of filled amino resins by thers&l
analysis
Plast. Inst. Trans. J.
#117, 525-527 (1967)
8. Purohas, D. B. Filter aids
Chem. A Process Eng. %8, 95-99+ (June 1967)
9. Reakes, W. N.
Importance of shorts and floats in the asbestos industry Asbestos *, #*, 2,k (Oct. 1967)
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10. Selikoff, I. J. and others Asbestosis and neoplasia
An. J. ked. k2, #4, 487-496 (April 1967)
11. Strunk, W. G. (FMC Corp.) Rheological control agent (Avibest-C) for polyester resins
Mod. Plastics 45. #2, 166, 168, 170, 172 (Oct. 1967)
12* Wronski, J. (Raybestos) Methods for neasuring fiber length distribution
Ind. Eng. Chen. Fundamentals j6, #4, 595-599 (Nov. 1967)
13. Potter, G. H.; Whitworth, C. J.; and Zutty, N. L. (to Union Carbide) Transparent stress crack resistant poly (hydroxy ether) compositions
U.S. 3.324.073 (June 6, 1967)
14. Neal, J. E. and Irvin, C. L. (to J-k) Method of producing asbestos cement sheets containing cellulosio fiber
U.S. 3.344.015 (Sept. 26, 1967)
15. de Gaugne, C. L. E. (to J-M)
Dry mix friction material comprising butadiene aorylonltrile rubber, phenol formaldehyde resin, aqd filler U.S. 3.344.094 (Sept. 26, 1967)
16. Thompson. R. L. and Dwyer, F. B. (to Colonial Sugar Refining Co. Ltd.)
Method of rendering asbestos ore particles different ially fluorescent U.S. 3.346.111 (Oot. 10, 1967)
17. Harford, E. F. (to du Pont) Bearing surface (of TFE and asbestos)
U.S. 3.347.737 (Oct. 17, 1967)
HMcB/mg co: E. A. Farrell
E. Martinez
(Mrs.) H. McBride Librarian
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