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New High Purity Asbestos Reprinted from PLASTICS TECHNOLOGY, January, 1969 PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT UC-1049 High purity and proprietary processing are two factors that reportedly serve to make Union Carbide's new Calidria asbestos a distinctive and versatile product.

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