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^ -mr ' **jSt**-i *** *-.,. g--V. L IA 10147 mmm afe 4i LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION I' IPIWTOW AVDSUC IT, M. V. MCTAUJO KAO AWOOUCTA Bryispsi *BM7 11, 1951 CHggCU. Bg^CTK WO. smrrtt r.rrzr7 or i &t o iiis or c c s t t -c t t s k rti ctsascti. 9RXT53 isaaitiia* lb Bubsrt of tiw KUUle Utd ProducU Divisions Th* Mc3rre-RUl Book Coapeny, Itew York, hot Jut published now book, ^fateriels of Construction for Chenleal Proem Industries* by Jut A* Lm, forwer Hanging Editor of CKECICAl `SQIfCSUX And itA predecessor, CHnaC/.L U 'rrtU^JJCICJX 3C[IC?2U.C. This Is the laUrt addition to tbs well-known NcDraw-Hlll eChsslcal Engineering Scries.* lbs book Is note- w>rlhy for Its excellent trwetseut of load as a Mtsrlsl of cheslcel con struction. 1fir, Lm, with *>oa tuff nesbers of tbs Association her# enjoyed I a cordial personal relationship for a nunber of years, has indeed presented tbs soot up-to-deto, unprejudiced report on tbs use of lead In tbs cheatcal process Industries that has as yet been published, /or over twenty years tbe author has been closely associated with developments la this (tncrtl field. He has eccuault*d extensive files of lnforsutlon published by engineers end other enters covering ex;erier>ces with construction sate rials and coccerclal chesiesl plants. It is interesting to note that a large per centage of the references to lead are besed directly on ssterlal outwitted to CH^CCAl EJOTT*T.I.C since 116 by the Lead Industries Association as contributions to the Corrosion Porua* series. i 1 ? j j I The sother discssses each inportant chewical In terns of tbs ssterlals of construction used In its nanu/eeture, the process Itself, the set*rials used for handling the finished chesieal and the saterials used is packaging, Coder Handling,* for exacple, the author lists and discuses individually practically all of the eosnon aaUriels of construction where applicable such es lead, high silicon iron, chenleal porcelain and stoneware, Torthlte, tantalu, silicones, rubber lining, carbon and graphite, Hasteloy, Earbete, wood, Hirlret, nickel alloys, chesieal stoneware, Haveg, glass lined steel, stainless steel, protective costings and Baran, I i i CHTKTCAl KJUXttX MO. II I Jtmuty U., 1?J1 Bo daeertboa the perfcmnc of aaeh of thee MterUl with tM eorrorlr In rus.-tlon, Ce-e hletcrles of put perforMnee are frearaently cited, particuitrly where thy point up the adva-, txja f the MterL&l. The following are the ehewleal with which lead 1* epecLflcelly wontloned a poccihla Baterial cf construction] Acetic Acid Acetophenone Adipic Acid Alucirua Sulpfcet Amcnitia Eiflviorld Af-.~wr.iun fluoride AnnoMat Fheephat AcrcciuW 3.*rhat Araenio let 4 Boncylphor.-l Beotyl Chlcrid Car.roler Vain Carbon Tetrachloride Chlortx.r.ral'iehyde Sulphonic Arid Chloreihcne Sulphorlc Acid ^cdiue Salt Chlorinated Polyvinyl Ohiorid* Chlorine Chi orobmnooethane Chrtr.lc Acid Chrcclc Aold-Sodiua Bi sulphate Citric Acid Ccppor Sulphate Mbutyl TModlglyeolet Dlhyiro*ydi phenyl Sulphene Diphonylpropan Dry Color* fatty Acid* fluorolube Kexec Mortaltadien BexaeMerathan Hydrochloric Acid Kydroeyrnic Acid Hydrofluoric Acid Hydrogen ?*rtxxlda Hai?veiui Chloride >reuric SMphet fcixod Acid* ft-tile - Silpnurio Acid* fVr.tac hlo rrUjna Perchlcrethy1an* Ihenel (Sulphor*tLon) ffcenyl Irocyanave F>e*p*i07ie Acid phi-V-m--11 CLc;T.lorid Jh-iep.Tr.rja W'-Merldw Povaaaita Jletabieulpfcit Soap Sodixai Eifluoridee Sodivaa Carton*t* Soiluw Chloride Sodlu* UetuVeulphit 8o<*lu Silphei Scdiir* Sulphide Sodim 3Mph.1V* Sulpha tod Cil* Silr!>*v Mp, Bleached Sulphite Pulp Sulpfrjr Dioxide Sulphuric Acid Tartaric Acid Te treeMore thane Tit*.\lua Dioxide (Kanufacture) Tltanlxa Tetrachlcride Trii*oprr>r7Uer.*yl Chloride Trinitrotoluol (T?fT) Dree Zine Chloride Zinc Sulphate itw* LIA 10149 0 CRnacjLi Buum* so. 1*2 -3- Jtauarjr U, 1951 MU^Sed in 1950 and baaed on a aab>xrt that la rapidly expanding and changing, It 1* iisjf to alsriUr.d rhy *os* fr action* do net reflect tha latest privies, at l**ct ir-eof^r a* loti la concerned. Cccsrleor-.', too, ar* the rrciuta of y*tro of p?v=otional fcrt axpsn&ad in th* corvodon field by th* IrrlcrnstlsrAl Kiekel Ccs.rj-.rv, Tfcla Coe'-any, hirir.; flooded Tiri/.- -Uy *11 cr .-Morins literature ciin assellfrt d*t on th psrfort::^* of ric'sil and nfiUrl alleys, th* au*-!,? co-Jli hardy fell to Cofits co:..i darill* eyas to theso alloy* - if csly because of th* oats of irfertitioa avail abl* to hits. tst >jQsd oa tfc* *ixtcrial* of Construction tor Chss&ctl FToct .1 Ind^trico* ia a fine reference book that should bo arail- ails to all ind.ridla charged ith specify!^ or tolling natorlals of chantcal construction. Fries, (6,50 par copy. ro ! * >< >' ti