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A Guide to the Literature and Patents Concerning Polyvinyl Chloride _ Technology SECOND EDITION Edited by Lloyd R. Whittington Compiled by the Bibliography Committee of the Vinyl Professional Activities Groupi Society of Plastics Engineers, Inc. Published by the Society of Plastics Engineers, Inc. lor the 1963 Vinyl Professional Activities Group IS, 5n. L, Lel'chuk iRIKLAD KKIM. ^0, U CHPM. AGE to 9, 1957) dugh vinyl chlo- $R. C. A. Kumins , No. 10, p. 1290 ::s FILMS. W. E. ddern plastics 36, -.9) i.YMERS TO 905< ,. Dietrick and 1LYMER SCI. 2, No. ler 1959) ~ 1Y UNSUPPORTED I ugh, C. N. . J. APPLIED J41 (September/ tATER IN CONTACT i, V. Woelk. . 775 (December US TO GASES. B. OGYO KAOAKU UANIC POLYMERS TO . Berlin and K. P, , 22, p. 2252 POLYMERIC and R. M. SR SCI. 3, No. 7, 50) 1 FILMS FOR OASES ? OF THE DEGREE OF UBUTION ON THE COBUNSHI KAOAKU ' POLYMERS. H. H. J. POLYMER SCI. I960) CIZED PVC. H. MOD. 12, NO. 7, '60) -- CIZED PVC. H. 275, p. 359 PLASTIC FIIMS. (January I96I) PERMEABILITY 0 PERS. VI. THE A. W. Myera et (January, 1961) ICIZERS ON THE 3 THROUOH HIGH ?OGYO KAOAKU bruary, 1961) ^HIES OF Wn and W, A. don) 26, No. IVAIWI I I 280, p. 117 (February, I96I) ON THE WATER VAPOR ABSORPTION OF CERTAIN POWDERED FOODSTUFFS AND THEIR MOISTUREPROOFING BY SOME PACKAGING FILMS. T. Maklno et al. KOGYO KAOAKU ZASSHX 64, No. 7, p. 1255 (July 1961) THE PERMEABILITY OF PVC-CELLULOSE LAMINATES TOWARDS HYDROOEN SULFIDE AND AMMONIA. H. Braunlsh and H. Lenhart. KOLLOID-ZEITS 177. No. 1, p. 24 (July 1961) PERMEABILITY OF PLASTICS. I. PhUUpa and D. V. Bartlett. BRITISH PLASTICS ^4, No. 10, p. 533 (October, I96I) DIFFUSION OF GASES AND VAPORS THROUGH POLY VINYL CHLORIDE- POLYVINYL ACETATE COPOLYMER FIU1S. I. GLASS TRANSITION EFFECT. II. THE EFFECT OF POLYMER SEGMENT MOBILITY, C. A. Kumins and J. Roteman, J, POLYMER SCI. No. 162, p. 663 (December 1961) WVT THROUGH MULTIPLE BARRIERS. K,. W. Nlnnemann and L. E. Slmerl. MODERN PACKAGING 35. No. 4, p, 137 (December 1961) PERMEABILITY OF PLASTIC MATERIALS TO WATER VAPOR. Marie Korte-Fallnski. J. CHIM. PHYS. No, 1, p. 27 (January 1962) DIFFUSION OF OASES AND VAPORS THROUGH UNPIGMENTED VINYL FILMS -- GLASS TRANSITION EFFECT. 0. A, Kumins 4 D. J. Waythomaa, OFF. DIG. J. PAINT TECH, 4 ENG. 34, No. 445, p. 117 (February 1962) ELECTRON PERMEABILITY OF HIGH POLYMERS. J. Suaka. PLASTE u. KAUT. g, No. 3, p. 117 (March 1962) ACTION OF LOW-MOLECULAR LIQUIDS ON CERTAIN POLYMERIC MATERIALS, (effecte of Immeralon In water and gasoline) V. A. Voakresenskll. ZHUR. PRIKIAD KHIM. 3, No. 3, p. 696 (1962); and J. APPL. CHEM. U.S.S.R. gg, No. 3, p. 676 DETERMINATION OF THE PERMEABILITY OF PLASTIC CONTAINERS TO OXYGEN. A. Douse and V. Slmak. OBALY 8, NO, 4, p. 104 (1962) GAS PERMEABILITY OF PLASTICS. Coleman J. Major and Karl Kansnermeyer. MODERN PLASTICS 32, No. 11, p. 135 (July 1962) HYGROPHOTOGRAFHIC STUDIES ON THE PERMEABILITY TO WATER AND MOISTURE OP PACKAGING MATERIALS. J. Slvadjlan and F. Corral. J. APPL. POLYMER SCI. 6, No. 23, p. 561 (September 1962) XSOSTATIC-CHEM1CAL ANALYSIS METHOD TESTS FILM'S GAS PERMEABILITY. R. G. Marlett. PACKAGE ENG. Bo. 10, p. 60 (October 1962) WATER VAPOR TRANSMISSION THROUGH POROUS F1IMS, D. Sataa and D, G, Carr. J. APPLIED POLYMER SCI. 6, No. 24, p. S-64 (November/December 1962)" GAS CHROMATOGRAPH MEASURES FILM PERMEABILITY. H. L. Frieke. PACKAGE ENG. , No. 12, p. 51 (December, 1962) 47. TOXICITY See topic 38, Packaging, tor general references dealing with toxicity problems. SKIN TROUBLES FROM TEXTILES. W, Schweia- helmer. TEXTILE COLORIST 66, p. 69 (Feb. 1944) TM ACUTE AND SUBACUTE TOXICITY OF DI (2-ETHYLHEXYL) PHTHALATE -- ITS METABOLISM. C. B. Shaffer et al. j. INDUS. HYQ. k TOX. 27, NO. 5, (May 1945) HEALTH HAZARDS FOR PVC AND ACRYLICS? PLAS TICS 12, No. 129, p. 85 (February 1948) TOXICITY OF O-TRICRESYL PHOSPHATE. 0, Blomqvlst. SVENSKA PLAST. FOR TEK. MED. 5, No. 1 (1950) THE TOXICITY OF TRICRESYL PHOSPHATE, N. Nelson. MED. BULL. NEW JERSEY 10, p. 114 (April 1950) STUDIES ON THE TOXICITY AND SKIN EFFECTS OF COMPOUNDS USED IN THE RUBBER AND PLASTICS INDUSTRIES. II. PLASTICIZERS. F. S. Mellette k E. Von Haam. ARCH. INDUS. HYO. 4 OCCUP. MED. 6, No. 3, p. 231 (September, 1952) TOXICITIES OF BUTYL STEARATE, DIBUTYL SEBACATE, DIBUTYL PHTHALATE, AND HETHOXYETHYL OLEATE. C. C. Smith. ARCH. INDUST. HYO. 4 OCCUP. MED. J, p. 310 (April, 1953) TOXICITY OF 2-ETHYLHEXYL DIPHENYL PHOSPHATE. I. IMMEDIATE TOXICITY AND EFFECTS OF LONG TERM FEEDING EXPERIMENTS. J. P. Treon, F. R. Deutra 4 P. F. Cleveland. ARCH. IND. HYO. OCCUPATIONAL MID. 8, p. 170 (Aiust, 1953) TOXICITY OF 2-ETHYLHEXYL DIPHENYL PHOSPHATE. III. STUDIES OF THE EXTRACTION OF SANTICIZER 141 FROM POLYVINYL CHLORIDE FIIMS BY FOOD STUFFS UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS OF STORAGE. . J. Clark xaakle. ARCH. IND. HYO. OCCUPATION AL MED. 8, p. 281 (1953) OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE IN THE MANUFACTURE OF POLYVINYL CHLORIDE PRODUCTS, (when contain ing chlorinated naphthalene) J, Roubal 4 F. Pokorny, PRACOVNI LEKARSTVI 5, p. 144 (1953) TOXICOLOGY OF PLASTICS AND RUBBER -- PLASTOMERS AND MONOMERS. Rex H. Wilson 4 Wm. E. McCormick. IND. MED. 4 SURQHIY 23, p. 479 (November, 1954) FURTHER STUDIES OF POLYMERS AS CARCINOGENIC AGENTS IN ANIMALS. B. S. Oppenhelmer et al. CANCER RESEARCH 1, p. 333 (1955) SOME ASPECTS OF THE TOXICOLOGY OF PLASTICS. R. Forquet. MATERIE PLASTICHE 22, No. 2, p. 100 (February 1956) CHRONIC ORAL TOXICITY OF 2-ETHYL HEXYL PWwmugMi mmm OLI 1739 Ml 48. VISCOSITY & FLOW PROPERTIES 1 PHTHALATE IN RATS AND DOGS. R, S. Harris, H. C. Hodge, E. A. Maynard, 4 H. J. Blanchet, Jr. ARCH. IND. HEALTH 1, P. 259 (1956) BEHAVIOR OP THE ORGANISMS INFLUENCED BY VAR IOUS PLASTICIZERS, (toxicity studies) 0. Bornmann et al. Z. LEBENSKITT-UNTERSUCH 103. P. 413 (1956) PROPOSALS FOR EVALUATION OP SYNTHETIC MATERI ALS USED IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY. (Identifica tion of plasticizers and stabilizers for packaging nine, and evaluations of their toxicity) M. staub.' MITT. LEBENSM. HYG. 49, p. 1 (1958) THE TOXICITY OF PLASTICS MATERIALS. PACKAG ING Al, Nov 342, p. 72 (December 1958) TOXICITY EXAMINATION OP PVC FOILS. 0. Berndt. PLASTE u. KAUT. 6, No. 7, p. 347 (July 1959) INVESTIGATIONS OP THE TOXICITY OP POLYVINYL CHLORIDE STABILIZERS. I. V.. Nebel 8s O.R. Klintroer. ARZNEIMITTEL-FORSCHUNG 10, No. 1, p. 44 (January I960) THE TOXICITY OP PLASTICS, (especially lead stabilizers) S. F. Chancellor. NATURE 185, No. 4716, p, 841 (March 19, i960) FIAST1CS. (Review of toxicity references) R. H. Wilson 4 W. E. McCormlok. ARCH. IND. HEALTH 21, No. 6, p. 536 (I96O) THE TOXICOLOGICAL PROBLEMS OP PLASTICS USED IN POOD PACKAGING. IND. PLASTIQUES MOD. 12, p. 59 (June i960) CHRONIC TOXICITY STUDIES ON TWO EFOXIDIZED SOYBEAN OILS IN THE RAT AND DOG. P. S. Larson et al. TOXICOLOGY 4 APPL. PHARMACOL OGY 2, No. 6, p. 649 (November, i960) THE ACUTE TOXICITY OP THE TRIARYL PHOSPHATES USED AS PLASTICIZERS. H. F. Bondy et al. BRIT. J. IND. MED. 1J, p. 190 (i960) PHYSIOLOOICAL AND TOXICOLOGICAL PROPERTIES. (Toxicity of vinyl resin stabilizers) r. Lefaux. PLASTIfiUES INFORMATIONS 12, No. 257, P. 4 (1961) SANITARY-CHEMICAL STUDY OP PVC-COATED PABRIC3 N. I. Slepak. UCH. ZAP. MOSK. NAUCH. ISSLED. INST. QIQIENY, No. 9, p. 121 (1961) THE TOXICITY OP RIGID PVC DRINKING WATER CON DUITS. A. Rodeyns. REV. BELOE MAT. PLASTIQUES i. No. 1, p. 17 (January 1962) TOXIC AND HEALTH EFFECTS OF PLASTICS AND RESINS. J. A. Zapp. ARCHIVES ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH _4, p. 335 (March, 1962) A MINIMUM STANDARD TO MAKE PLASTICS SAPE IN MB)ICAL APPLICATIONS. Dr. John Autlan. PLASTICS WORLD 20, No. 3. p. 12 (March, 1962) HEALTH AND SAFETY IN THE PLASTICS INDUSTRY. D. Kenwin Harris. PLASTICS INST. TRANS. 2 No. 86 (April 1962) THE PROBLEM OF NON-TOXICITY OP ADDITIVES IN THE DOMAIN OP PLASTICS. E. EeClerc. IND. PLASTIOUES MOD. 14, No. 10, p. 37 (Dec. 1962) 48. VISCOSITY & FLOW PROPERTIES MEASUREMENT OP THE PLOW TEMPERATURE OP THER MOPLASTIC MOIDlfjG MATERIALS. L. W. A. Meyer. A.S.T.M. BULL. No. 105. p. 23 (August, 1940) PLOW TEMPERATURE OP THERMOPLASTICS. L, W. A. Meyer. MOD. PLASTICS 18, No. 4, p. 59 (December 1940) PLOW PROPERTIES OF THERMOPLASTICS. I. W. 0. Wearmouth 4 J. S. Small. BRITISH PLASTICS 12, No. 144, p. 377 (May 1941) WORKING-RANGE FLOW PROPERTIES OP THERKOPIASTICS. P. E. Wiley. IND. ENG. CHIM. 22, No. 11, p, 1377 (November, 1941) SOME RHEOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OP POLYVINYL CHLORIDE. L. Bilmes. J. SOC. CHEM. IND. 6^, No. 6, p. 182 (June 1944) HIGH TEMPERATURE, HIGH PRESSURE RKEOMETBt FOR PLASTICS. H. K. Naeon. J. APPLIED PHYS. 16, No. 6, p. 338 (June 1945) RHEOLOGICAL PROBLEMS IN THE PROCESSING OF PLASTICS. R. Buchdahl 4 H. K. Nason. IND. ENG. CHEM, 40, No. 4, p. 642 (April 1948) VISCOELASTIC PROPERTIES OF SEVERAL HIGH POLYMERS. M. Horlo et al. J. APPLIED PHYS. 22, No. 7, p. 966 (July 1951) RHEOLOOY AND THERMOPLASTICS. E. B. Atkinson 4 H. A. Nancarrow. PLASTICS INST. TRANS. 3, No. 38, p. 23 (October, 1951) APPLICATION OF NUTTING'S EQUATION TO VISCO ELASTIC BEHAVIOR OF CERTAIN POLYMERIC SYSTEMS. R. Buchdahl 4 L. E. Nielsen. J. APPLIED PHYSICS 22, No, 11, p. 1344 (November, 1951) THE ELASTIC-VISCOUS BEHAVIOR OF PLASTICIZED POLYVINYL CHLORIDE AT ELEVATED TEMPERATURE. W. Tsujl 4 K. Shlozawa. BULL. INST. CHEM. RESEARCH, KYOTO UNIV. 2, p. 67 (1951) TWO EXTRUSION FIASTOMETERS FOR USE WITH POLY VINYL CHLORIDE. R. Hayes. PLASTICS II, No. 177, p. 104 (April 1952); and CHEM. 4 IND. (1952) p. 421 and p. IO69 VXSCO-EIASTICITY OF HIGH POLYMERS. II. KINETIC BEHAVIOR OF PLASTICIZE) POLYVINYL CHLORIDE NEAR THE TRANSITION POINT. S. Nohara 4 S. Ouchl. CHEM. HIGH POLYMERS (japan) 10, p. 286 (1953) POLYVINYL CHLORIDE RESIN. IV. VISCOMETRIC STUDIES OP MASTICATED PVC. K. Goto #t al. CHEM. HIGH POLYMERS (Japan) U, p. 437 (1954) A KINETIC INTHIFRETATION OF THE RHEOLOGICAL BEHAVIOR OF HIGH POLYMERS. Junjl Furo^awa. J. POLYMER SCI. 15, No. 79. P. 193 (January 1955) INTERPRETATION OF BROOKFIELD VISCOSITIES. R. L. Bowles, R. F. Davie 4 w. D. Todd. MOD. PLASTICS 22, No. 3, p. 140 (November, 1955)