Some physical properties of paint, varnish and nitro-cellulose lacquer films / by Harley A. Nelson and George W. Rundle. (1930)
Nelson, Harley A. · New Jersey Zinc Company · leaf 24
i»mM< u. ruorntiih-. of iuim. \ ihmmi vm» i u ot i it kii.m> 2. High tensile strength, which is properly balanced by a well-main- tained high distensibility, thus keeping the stress-strain curves centrally located in the plot. 3. A very pronounced resistance to final rupture, indicating a de-… … Load, aj. ptr sq cm Figure 11 Stress-Strain Curves for Varnish A, China Wood Oil-Ester Gum From these considerations certain results may be expected with this varnish upon exposure. In the first place, it should not be easily affected by moisture. Further, we would not expect this varnish to crack…
Paint · Paint pigments · Zinc
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