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January 12, 1?67 > <. t i^i Stlfiflcfin 2 J ILDI HG A53Eg?^S A3TICLES - DECEM3L5 1966 1. anon. sbestos-rubber gasleet material has excellent sealing propertlest Armstrong Cork Co.'s -Accobest AN-8012?^.* , *atcr. Lea. Eng. 6i4t . i*t 7* , 2?, 25 (De^c. 1966^ )1 a- , ' ,,v f. r 2. anon. Injeotlon molding - a new lay for thermoaets *01. Plastics 44, ;,4, 96-100, 178 (Dec. 1966) ?. Ailingley, C.G. Asbestos dust and Its measurement Ann. Occupational :lyg. (London) 5, 73-32 (Apr. 1966) (AFCA Abst. /7, 1 (Dec. 1966)) 4'A*=-*fi s - C ,- ** ' > .'.5:' -S' - - - -olTlng of cold-weather problem*, Lake Asbestos of UG06C Jan. Mlnlng'Mct.*3ull. *656, 1442-1443 (Deo. 1966) 5* -rable, J.V* end Knott, 1C.J. Apolioatlon of X-ray diffraction to the determination of chrysotlle in bulk or aettled dust samples Am. Ind. Hyg. Aasn. J. j>2, 383-387 (July-Aug. 1966) ^ &- 22* m* 15 (Nov. 196c)) b pipe for a tower (Oct. 1966) ni* 272 (Dec. 1966)) 7. :iodgson, A,a. Fibrous silicates (review) Ho. Inst. 2hem. (London) Lecture Ser. 1965. v4, 4op. (Cer. Abst. 19^7 319) ASARCO ALV 0002404. I 2 * V.. ; ? ; - - 3 & alcifled pleural placues as an Index of >antf t .asbestos (study of radiological and patho- _ ibtlf--tures of 130 cases with a consideration of mpldmmlolegy) Brit. Hed. J. 1, 1069-1074 (Apr. 30, 1966) (Ind. 22, -11, 14 (Hot. 1966)) 9. Industrial Hygiene Foundation of America, Inc. Asbestos bloeffects research for Industry; summary of lilF planning aeeting held July 19, 1966. I6p. (Medical Series Bulletin 11) .10 Kleinfeld, M., Messlte, J. and Shapiro, J. Clinical, radiological, and physiological findings in asbestosls Arch. Internal. Med. 117. 813-819 (June 1966) .11 Martinez, E. (ind. liyg. Dig. 22, -10, 20 (Oct. Chrysotlle asbestosi relationship of the surface thermal properties to the crystal structure Can. Mining Met. Bull. 22* *655. 1305-1311 (Nov. 1966) .12 Meurman, Laurl / t: Asbestos bodies and pleural plaques in e Finnish series of autopsy cases. Arallsble from Central Hospital, Kuopio, and from Dept, of Pathological Anatoay, Unlv, of Turku, Finland. 10?p. 1966. (It& Di. 22. -U, 3 (Hot. 1966)) Vsi'IU. 13. C'Donnell, W.M., Mann, R.H. and Grosh, J.L. Asbestos, an intrinsic factor in the pathogenesis of bronohogenlo carcinoma and mesothelioma Cancer 1143-1148 (Aug. 1966) (Ind. Hyg. Dig. 22. ?10. 21 pet. 1966)) 14. CohwartZj.A other (Harris Labs) of polymeric structures by asbestos Report, 1 Apr. 1965 - 30 Apr. 196b. 36p. 15. Bucks, R.T., Jr. (to J-M) Fluid conduit and method for making same (asbestos cement pipe with an epoxy or other plaatio liner) a..1, 3.288,171 (Hot. 29, 1966) ;;.Mc3:aw ccj LAFarrell -Martinez AJPhilllps Wi Roe U. McBride Librarian ASARCO ALV 00024-05 ASARCO AMERICAN SMELTING AND REFINING COMPANY CENTRAL RESEARCH LABORATORIES SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.J., 07080 February 28, 1967 Mr. C. E. Stiefken BUILDING ASBESTQ8 ARTICLES - FEBRUARY 1967 1. Crable, J. V. & Knott, M. J. Quantitative X-ray diffraction analyaia of crocidolite and amosite in bulk or settled dust samples Am. Ind. Hyg. Assoc. J. 27, #5, 449-^53 (Sept.-Oct. 1966) (CA Eb) #13864 (Jan. 23, 1967)) 2. Filteau, P. A. Asbestos - annual survey Eng. Mining J. 168. #2, 171-172 (Feb. 1967) 3. Gates, L. E. & Bahun, C. J. (Hughes Aircraft Co.) Evaluation of refractory fabrics for flexible heat shields Ceram. Bull. 46. #2, 206-209 (Feb. 1967) 4. Lynch, J. R. & Ayer, H. E. Measurement of dust exposures in the asbestos textile industry Am. Ind. Hyg. Assoc. J. 27, #5, 431-437 (Sept.-Oct. 1 (EPCTAbst. 12, #8, 4 (Jan. 1967) 5. Rupert, W. Progress in textile processing of asbestos (in German) Textll Praxis 21. #7, 473-478; #8, 556-559; #10, 705-710 (1966) (CA 66, #19617 (Feb. 6, 1967)) 6. Nayak, V. K. Unusual occurrence of asbestos in manganese ores Curr:, S"7ci* & #1. 16-17 (1967) (CT (Jan. 30, 1967)) 7. Weleff, W. (Aerojet-General) Effect of nuclear radiation and liquid hydrogen on mechanical properties of three phenolic materials Advances Crvog. Eng. 11. 486-491 (1906) @20, #46540 (Dec. 31, 1966)) ASARCO ALV 0002406 -* 1 i '* 8. Voolery, R. 0. Asbestos-cellulose blends offer drsastlc possibilities Pulp Paper *0. #2. 25-28. 30 (1966) k---------- (CA 66, #201217(Feb. 6, 1967)) Patents1 9* Herman, D. P. ft Resnick, A. L. (to Rational Lead) Method of making polymer coated substances and molding them into an article P.8. 3.272.897 (iept. 13, 1966) 10. Wisniewski, J. C. ft Madden, T. H. (to Standard Oil, Ohio) Fibrous pipe impregnated with a highly aromatic petroleum-derived resin (A. 9, 1966) 11. Rogers, A. H. (to Baldwln-Lima-Banllton) Fuel cell having a hollow foramlnous electrode P.8. 3.287.169 (Rov. 22, 1966) made ox cotton, polyester, glass or asbestos 2. HMcB:sw cct E. A. Farrell E* Martinss H. McBride Librarian ASARCO ALV 0002407