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Some physical properties of paint, varnish and nitro-cellulose lacquer films / by Harley A. Nelson and George W. Rundle. (1930)

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e positions of the cur\ es There apparently is a connection between the so-called moisture resist- ance of films and t he effect of moisture on the relative positions of the stress- strain cur\ es. Further study of the effects of absorbed moisture on stress-strain curves proved that the curves for… … (a) Freshly Oxidized Film. (Dark spots are (6) Film Exposed 13 Hour, to litra-vio!»'t dusl [(articles on the surface). Light. Figure 10 I'huinmi. rn-r.i|»hs of Linseed Oil Films Stretched to Elongation ol L0 per ceni Vbove Original \ 60 Ultra-Violet Radial ions It is interesting to note the…

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