Morrell, R. S. (Robert Selby), 1867-1946, Waele, A. de (Armand), 1887- · New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 60
g oils and semi-drying oils, as to the weight of oxygen absorbed with the time. In Figs. 4 and 5 the effect of temperature on the rate of absorption by three oils, of which cotton seed oil is a typical semi-drying oil. From an examination of the curves there is evidence of an induction period… … Fig. 5.— Percentage Gain in Weight of Drying Oils at 100° C. (Friend). drier reduces this induction period. Fokin (/. Russ. Phys. Chem, Soc, 1907, jp, 607, and 1908, 40, 276) states that the rate of setting of linseed oil films follows Spring's rule, in that it is doubled for every 10 degrees rise…
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