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Analysis of paint vehicles, japans and varnishes (1920)

Holley, Clifford Dyer · New York : J. Wiley ; London : Chapman & Hall · leaf 204

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190 PAINT VEHICLES, JAPANS AND VARNISHES freshly saturated with the soap before use, for although the soap is but slightly soluble in absolute alcohol, that solubility changes on standing, especially if ex- posed to light. It is a comparatively easy matter to keep freshly saturated solutions ready… … Fig. 9. oxidation and must be kept away from air during drying. Also, the fact that high temperature will char the soap limits the drying temperature to about 80° C. The weight of potassium soap obtained is calculated to tung oil by comparing with the amount obtained from putting 3 grams of…

Paint · Japanning · Varnish and varnishing

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