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.11.1.;'I.un y ^ * Fcr modiste Release August 8# 1952 wn^ i J 'i-.iu ` LIA22164 minffn _^v,,, IEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATICM 120 I^xlncton Avsnne New York 17, N.Y. SUBJECT, REVIES OF "LEAD HI MODERN INDUSTRY* $ 3 Lead in >'odern Industry* 1* the title of a nee, fully illustrated, 30 pace, cloth bound book that haa Just boon jvib'.ishcd by tho Lead Induetries Association. This is the only book currently available whose subject natter is devoted exclusively to the sanufacture, applications and properties of lead, lead alloys end load eoepounde. It was written to provide the pub lic in goncrrl with a broad picture of tho whole lead industry and, at tha same time, servo as a handy reference sourco for these who arc rlrcady using lead and its products, It is sufficiently technical to be of prsctlccl value to tho engineer in industry and yet broad enough for those with a sere casual interest. Tho book is divided into twenty-eight chapters beginning with tho history of lead, its production froo cino to refined octal, and a detailed description of the varioua techniques for lubricating the octal into useful foro. Separate chapters are devoted to the core important uses for lead including storage Lotteries, coble sheathing, chenieal construction, plunking, architecture, radiation protection, costings, solders, bearing octal*, srsig nition, and so on through a host of other sppllcstlo->8. The corrosion (lore) T*" *W" ---------- ------- it,, >.^.~.^A,.^-i-.,.: g^^gngJg1.-" ^j**^*1 spwtr Ffg-.g nJ ui^2165 ^v^ --f- x-~----"ifiT r^rmiTi *n. resistance of loti end its alloys end Methods of uring thou for chcoical conetrue tion aro fully detailed alone with the tec!>nlques for Joining load by soldering or trading (burning), Socao of th- mrc ccraplsx operntlona era Illustrated tilth both dravings and photographs. Xbe balance of tho book Is devoted to the nemfacturs, applica tions and properties of Industrial lead cooperands including white lead, lithargo, red lead, tetraethyl lead and others. Iiite lead paints and Metal protective paints are covered In detail with actual fomulationa given for a variety of specific applications. Rounding out the book are the latest specifications for lead, lead alloys and lead products as veil as the properties of lead and laad alloys and the physical constants of organic and lnorgnnic lead caapouads. Lead in liodcra Industry* nay be obtained for $1.50 per copy, postpaid, by uritlng to the Lead Industries issociction, 1?0 Lexington ire., Hcs York 17, Hew Turk. (End) 0