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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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on the plot. 3. Some resistance to final rupture as evidenced by the final outward swing of the curves. We would expect this varnish to be comparatively unaffected by moisture or moisture changes. Its tendency to crack might be slightly greater than that of Varnish A. The film is not so tough as… … Load, g. per sq. cm I re 15 in Curves for Varnish B, Linseed Oil—Kauri Gum substitute In this varnish we have an entirely differenl produd fromany previously considered, as indicated b\ tin- follow in- cli.na.teristics of the curves: 1. The extensibility varies tremendous!\ with changes in moisture…

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