1054 CHAPTER 41 1958 Guide y' plaster is drying out, the range and rate of temperature changes (either increase or decrease), should be kept low.

1066 CHAPTER 42 1958 Guide which will combine with the sulphate and chloride ions, is called permanent or non carbonate hardness.

1156 CHAPTER 46 1958 Guide lenses, temperature variations may cause expansion And contraction of material to an extent that will seriously affect the quality of the work.

24 1958 Guide FURNACE PIPE AND FIT Aladdin Heating Corp., *190 Babcock A Wilcox Co., The, *362 TINGS American Foundry A Furance Co., Cleaver-Brooks Co., *364-366 United States Register Co., *270- 82-83 Columbia Boiler Co. of Pottstown, 271 E.

124 CHAPTER 9 1959 Guide Heat transmission coefficients for wood doors, with and without glass storm doors are given in Table 20.

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270 CHAPTER 20 1959 Guide be experimentally determined.

472 CHAPTER 33 1959 Guide Grads of Fuel OS'* Toble A ....

530 CHAPTER 37 1959 Guide Tobla 2----- Average Monthly and Yearly Degree Day* for Gties in the United States and Canada {Base 6SF) (Continued) State Station Year* No. of Ay9.

636 CHAPTER 44 1959 Guide burners was developed for the Institute of Cooking and Heating Appliance Manufacturers by R.

724 CHAPTER 53 1959 Guide bed is to be loaded with 6.820 lb per sq ft of bone-dry material.

1959 Guide Auer Rwittar Co-p Tbe, *245 ' Barber-Caiman Co, *347, 271 Cum Carp, *348-349 finwrw tEngiii--ring Ccrp, *Ineert Sec tion Charles Demuth A Sons.

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434 CHAPTER 39 (100-fold) essence, is used for manufacturing, primarily for jellies.

'Industrial Hygiene Digest - 55 January, 1950 and frequently progressive Inflammatory reaction In the exposed animal. ----- By employing native, In contrast to autoclaved Bagasse and its extracted - resins minerals, It could be demonstrated that the fiber Itself calls forth a foreign body reaction which la amenable to healing; The progressive Inflammatory reaction and death of the animal, however, are due to micro organisms attached to the bagasse.