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The chemistry and technology of paints (1916)

Toch, Maximilian, 1864-1946, Toch, Maximilian, 1864-1946. Chemistry and technology of mixed paints · New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 60

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a reasonable time. If red lead be used in the proportion of 17 lbs. to one gallon of linseed oil it forms a very poor coating on account of the separation of the pigment from the oil, particularly on a vertical surface. In a pamphlet pubhshed by a manufacturer a large number of precautions were… … machinery are taking the French Orange mineral — place of all others. A dry Photomicrograph X2SO, not very uni- pigment stirred by hand f«™ g'"-"^- in a pail of oil carries with it a large number of air bubbles which become encysted and carry oxygen and other gases to the surface to be protected.…

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