It Is used throughout the industry as widespread and leading dle-casters have Installed Aroclor 1248 to replace combus tible oils and also to replace other noncombustible organic fluids, because of the demonstrated good performance obtainable with Aroclor 1248 and because of its lower Initial cost and lower "make-up" require ments in the system.
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These entailed analyses of the regular ran of substances rash as silica, ) asbestos, lead,.manganese, mercury, fluorine, acids, solvents, hydrocarbons, / etc.
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FOR THE STUDY OF TUBERCULOSIS ' Of THI EDWARD C TXUOEAU FOUNDATION Saxamac Lao, N.Y.
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Hepatic microcirculatory changes leading to portal hypertension.
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PLIOLITE S-5 BASES Percent Pigment or Extender Specific Gravity None........................................................................................................ 1.03 65% Titanium Dioxide, Rutile Type................................................ 2.02 40% Carbon Black . ........................................................................... 1.27 70% Zinc Oxide.............................................................................. 246 80% Red Lead....................................................................................... 3.60 60% Red Iron Oxide............................................................................2.06 60% Zinc Chromate............................................................................1.84 70% Whiting, Precipitated....................................................................1.85 60% China Clay....................................................................................1.66 70% Lithopone................................................................................... 2.25 70% Zinc Sulfide............................................................................... 2.20 20% Prussian Blue................................................................................1.17 70% Talc, Extra Fine........................................................................1.91 20% C.
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FILE NAME: Oil Industry and American Petroleum Institute (API) DATE: 1949 & 1960 DOC#: API181 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: API Corporate Membership List -1949 & 1960 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO RO B E R T V.
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It is used throughout the industry as widespread and leading die-casters have installed'Aroclor 1248 to replace combus tible oils and also to replace other noncombustible organic fluids, because of the demonstrated good performance obtainable with Aroclor 1248 and: because of its lower initial cost and lower "make-up" require ments in..the system.___ _ ; -- i:.
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FILE NAME: Household Contact (HC) DATE: 1946 DOC#: HC061 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Medical Journal Article - Industrial Management and Occupational Cancer ne >ea rs...,.......... mu,c^ nirtcjoumnijvm|cei(t1c^asegs ^with less than two months is convincing evidence tint the r e m i - ruiicmbere 1. rho1wreav"e'r", t`i!
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FILE NAME: Welding (WELD) DATE: 1945 DOC#: WELD002 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article - In German D'v'a'V' L\.{ \j;'`n'i~_--;,?..
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It is used throughout the industry as widespread and leading dle-casters have installed Aroclor 1248 to replace combus tible oils and also to replace other nonoombustlble organic fluids, because of the demonstrated good performance obtainable with Aroclor 1248 and because of Its lower Initial cost and lower "make-up" require ments In the system.
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Johnlfyam,, *fl| Improve lb* lead power faster. w.
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FILE NAME: Phenolic Resins (PHR) DATE: 1945 Nov 16 DOC#: PHR033 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Meeting Minutes - American Petroleum Institute Medical Advisory Committee Fcr Info:r a t i o n Only - Not For Publication A F R I C A N PLTRC'LLUM INSTITUTE LEDICAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE Minutes of Meeting Novenfcer 16, 1945 Stevens Hotel Chicago, Illinois Tt'BSRS ?!
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PLIOLITE S-5 BASES Percent Pigment or Extender Specific ' Gravity None.........................................................................................................1.03 65% Titanium Dioxide, Rutile Type................................................2.02 40% Carbon Black . ....................................... 1.27 70% Zinc Oxide.............................................................................. 246 80% Red Lead.......................................................................................3.60 60% Red Iron Oxide........................................................................... 2.06 60% Zinc Chromate........................................................................... 1.84 70% Whiting, Precipitated............................................................... 1.85 60% China Clay................................................................................... 1.66 70% Lithoponc................................................................................... 2.25 70% Zinc Sulfide............................................................................... 2.20 20% Prussian Blue............................................................................... 1.17 70% Talc, Extra Fine....................................................................... 1.91 20% C.
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London......... t Carton S t , Westminster, S.W . 1 Business Stag an Pag 4 The M a g a z i n e of M e t a lw o rk in g and Metalprodueing VOL. 120, NO. 10 MARCH 10, 1947 NEWS * As the Editor Views the N e w s ............ ........................ 55 Coal Strike Tlicat Deferred by High Court Ruling Against Lewis . .. 59 * Present, Past and Pending ................................................. 61 High Steel Output To Ease Supply P in c h ..................................... 62 Automotive Industry Holds First Place Among Leading Steel Users 03 Some Hope Held Out for Revival of Shipbuilding P ro g ra m .............. 64 RFC Seen Out of Metal Business by End of June 63 Production of Tig Iron Rises During January 05 Foundries Im reusing Capacity . . .. , GG Warner ic Sssascy Plans Creator D iversification................ 67 * Windows of Waslungton .................................................. 65 Some Projected Plants Deferred on West C o a s t................ 72 Los Angeles Wants Severely Affected by Sheet Steel Shortage . . . 72 Labor Covcmment Prescribes More "Austerity" for United Kingdom 73 A Mirrors of M o to rd o m ........................................................... 75 Eastern Stainless Steel Corp.
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FILE NAME: Metropolitan Life (ML) DATE: 1945 Dec DOC#: ML048 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: Journal Article by Dr.
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