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1. - - Production statistics for the 3rd and 4th quarter? 1968. Gummi, Asbest. Kunsttoffe 22_ TT2), Dec. 1969. I Ger.) 2. Andryanov, X.A.; Kudishina, V.A.; & Zhdanov,' A'.A. Heat-resistant glue based on organoelemental compounds - having asbestos a3 nn ingred ient. Trans1. from 196? Russ, 9 p. AD 697,961 (U3GRDR 1/25/70 p.95) 3. Armbrust, B.F. Jr. & Carithers, V.G. (Reynolds Metals Co.) Alumina-asbestos fiber sheet - useful for heat insulation and as a tobacco additive. US 3.1x77.865 Nov. 11, 1969. lCA 22: 14329). 4. Armstrong, G.K. Development of nonflammable paper constructions; final rcpt. - - including asbestos. (Dynatech Corp. rep.S70) N70-10026 June 1969. 30 p. ISTAR 08-OI). 5. Baer, Hans Structural correlations in chemical and polymeric fibers - - physical properties of many cynthotic and natural fibers, incl. asbestos. Milliard Toxtilber. 50 (10), 1190-qTTlTov). (GsTrf (CA 21: 114, 018). 6. Battista, Orlando A. (FMC Corp.) ' Paints containing colloi dal microcrystalline mat ter - - viz; chrysotile, give3 stable paint, lub ricant, and electrolyte. Fr. Adon. 92.832. Nov. 8, 1968 (CA 21:126,094). 7. Borkovich, T. M. & Mikhalevskaya, E. S. Asbestos-cement hydration indexes - - found duo to variations in mineralcgi- cal composition. Stroit. Mater. 1969 (9),~2b. (Russ.) TCA"Z2: 6000), , 8. Brokenbrow, B. E. & Others. Asbestos fillers in rubber - - tensile properties of vuleanizates increased as fiber length decreased; asbestos has little poten tial a3 filler. Rubber J. 151 (10), 61, 64-7b even no'd, (1969) (CA 71, 125, 689). 9. Broom, G. E. (to BorgVarner Corp.) Rubber-containing fiberboard. - - process for preparing a fiborboard using cnry3otile fibers, rubber binder, ar.d a plastic material, per.. Offan. 1 ,912.676. l6" Oct. 1969. "(CA ASARCO ALV 0002670 10. Chappelear, David C. et al (Monsanto Co.) Polymer foams reinforced with glass or asbestos fibers - up to 1*0 % fiber for toughness, tear and tensile strength. U.S. 3.k7lx.0k8. Oct. 21, 1969. (CA 125,650). 11. Chwastiak, Stephen (Union Carbide Corp.) Asbestos composition for thickening polyester resins. - - chrysotilo asbestos with precipitation-deposited sili ceous outer layer. U.S,3.14-71.1*36. Oct. 7, 1969. (CA 21:113,720). 12. Diomidov, A.P. & Others. Industrial scheme for produc ing rough asbestos concentrate - - fiberizing process. Tr, Sverdlovsk Gom, Inst. 19617 (55>:5-9. (Russ.) (CA 22:li+301). 13. Dodonov, N. T. & Others, Packing (for a stuffing box) - - consisting of asbestos fibers, grease, graphite and kaolin. USSR 2li9.869 Aug. 1969. (CA "22:3372777 11*. Gacia del Real Carvajal,E. Bituminous, water-repellant paving materials - - with longstrand asbestos fiber and other additives. Span. 390.931.May. 1 1969. (CA~22:41*20T. 15. Flick, Kurt Infrared spectrophotometrie study of silicotic and asbestoscontaining dusts - - with i.r. absorption band locations. Arbeitsschutz (Cologne) 1969 I7),-l6i-7(Ger) [CA 20.76031*) 16. Forsyth, t.l. (Newalls Insulation and Chemical Co., Ltd.) Inorganic thermal insula tion with dimensional stability at high tempera tures. - - Additional firing step eliminates shrinkage and distortion. Ger. Offen. 1.906.71*6. Oct-; 9, 1969. (CA 22: 15381*). 17. Gadian, T. Asbestos - a new hazard. - - relation between mesothelioma and asbestos exposures in user and mfg. indus trie s, Symp Chem. Process Hazards Spec. Ref. Plant l)es.. Proc., 3rd. 1967.61-5. (CA 70:6013). 18. Gerek, G. & Hartzell, R.S. (PPG Industries Inc.) Coated asbestos sheets - non-woven, coated with resinous material on one surface, and adhesive or foam on other. Ger. Offen. 1.906k70. Oct. 16, 1969. (CA 22:1*116). 19. Goodhead, K. & Martindale, R.W. Determination of amosite and chrysotile in air borne dusts by an x-ray diffraction mothod. - qualitative and quantita tive techniques developed. Analyst (London) 91* (1121*), 985-8, 1969. (CA 22:15537) ASARCO ALV 0002671 20. Heinemann, F. E. & Moore, C.B. (Grace, W.R., Co.) Pressure-sensitive adhesive tape from paper containing asbestos and rubber - - using 5 to 29 # asbestos-containing collulosic sheet. U.S,3.466.187 Sep. 9, 1969. (CA'lTallOTFJT 21 Khazanov, G.M. & Others. Packing (gasket) material - consisting of rubber, asbestos, and metal oxides. USSR 249.610 5 Aug. 1969. (Rus3T~I (CA 22:33038) 22. Lard, E. W. Development of inorganic non flammable vermiculite flight paper, phase 1, Feb.-July 1968 - - contains asbestos. (W.R. Grace & Co.) N70-10028. July 1968. 19 P. (STAR 08-01) 23. Malyarova, A.G. Mastic for filling concrete seams - - to raiso heat resis tance amd elastic - plastic properties at negative temper atures, contains asbestos crumbs. USSR 21x9.638 June 4* 1969 (Russ). (CA 21:128,285). 24. Monsanto Chemicals, Ltd. Polyimides resistant to heat and oxidation - - incl. claim for an asbestos-reinforced laminate. Fr, 1.560,555. Mar. 21, 1969. (CA 71:113,$5). 25. Osharin, V.A. & Others. Solution for coloring materials made of asbestos and cement. - - mineral additive such as asbestos 0.5-10 wt. $ used to increase resistance of colored surfaces. USSR 247.831. July 4, 1969. (Russ.) (CA 21:128,271) 26. Otoma, T. & Asami, H. Asbestos fibers - - com bined with other ingredi ents and spun. Jap. 69 25,14.76 25 Oct. 1969. (Jap) (CA 22:331^1) 27. Shah, H.V. & Mehta, D.J. Preparation of calcium silicate molded insulation - - which contains asbestos, and effect of different variables on the reaction. Res. Ind. Ik (2), 62-65 (1969). (Engl.) (CA 22:24153) 28. Shannon, L. & Sauber,C.A. (Phillips Petroleum Co.) Drilling fluids containing asbestos and carboxymethyl cellulose - - to increase viscosity of drilling fluids. U.S. 3.1x71.lt02. Oct. 7, 1969. {tk 21=126927) 29. Siemens, A.G, Membranes for electrochem ical cells. - - made from asbestos or other fiber sheets and binder. Fr 1,51i-6,172. Nov. 15, 1968. rcA 22:13733). 30. Siemens, A.G. Binderless asbestos mem branes - - suitable for gas-liquid electrolytic cells, prepared by soaking in.NaOH or K0H. Fr. 1'. 556.7Uk 7 Feb. 1969. (Fr.l (CA 22:38273) 31. Soc. Anonyme Francaise du Ferodo, Improvements of friction elements - - clutch disks and brake shoes of asbestos with binder to improve cor rosion resistance. Fr. 1.526.223.May 24. 19&. (4a 205968). ASARCO ALV 0002672 -4- 32. Soc. Anonyme Franoaise du Ferodo. * Protective wall facing - - of a network of asbestos- based cross-pieces, etc. Fr. 1.552.252 Jan. 3, 1969. (CA 22:154961. 33. Sokolov, P.N. Technology of asbestos cement products, l^th ed, Moscow, 1948. 295p. (Russ.) (CA 22:15481). 34. Sullivan, R.I. & Athanassiadis, Y.C, Air pollution aspects of as bestos - - on humans, animals, plants, and materials; also sources, concentrations, analysis, and abatement, PB I88.080. Sep. 1969. 105P. (USGRDR 2/10/75 p.78). 35. Szafnicki, Jozef Effects of physicochemical properties of raw materials on the quality of asbestos cement articles - - discusses both cements and various kinds of asbestos. Cem.Wapno-Gips 24/36 (6). I70^73U9 ifiTTPo 1.) (CA 22:35399) 36. Thompson, R. B. Serpentinization accompanied by volume changes - - with description of chrysotilebearing rock and chemical analyses of two rocks. Pac. Geol. 1268:1,167-74. TcT22TigS425 37. Thorpe, P.H. Economic selection of cor rosion resistant materials for the pulp and paper in dustry - - evaluation and comparison of durability and cost of various mater ials incl. asbestos cement. Australas, Cprros. Eng. 13 (b), 11-19, (1969). (CA 21:114*391). 38, Varenikov, I. M. Wastes from asbestos con centrating plants - a new type of raw material for the asbestos-cement industry. - - calcination of wastes, compression, and hardening produce sub stitute which increases in strength with time. Sb.Tr. Leningrad. Inzh.-Stroit.Inst. 1969 ?56). 21-9. (In Russ.) TCA.21:128,256). 39. Wagner, John C. & Berry, G. Mesotheliomas in rats fol lowing inoculation with asbestos. - - in 1^0 63# of asbestos-injected rats. Brit. J, Cancer 23 (3), 567 81, "(1969). (CA 72:29699) 40. Zalesskaya, I. M. & Others. Micro structure and phase composition of refractory concrete - - composite thermal x-ray diffraction, and microscopic studies to detn. cause of hardening. Soversh. Metod. Issled. Tsem. Kamnya Betona 1968. 168-177. (Russ.) (<5a 22:35301) ASARCO ALV 0002673