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Philosophy of protective paint (1907)

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hat one particle of graphite may protect better than another particle of graphite because it is S of different shape and size. As was said before, the chief functions of a pigment in a protective coating are to increase the thickness of the film and to protect the oil from destruction. Under… … they of course should be, they are only re- moved by an undermining action which is relatively slow. Referring to the accompa- nying cuts, Fig. 1 shows a particle of pig- ment surrounded by an envelope of oil. Fig. 2 is intended to show the particle after being split in two and also surrounded by…

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