Morrell, R. S. (Robert Selby), 1867-1946, Waele, A. de (Armand), b. 1887 · London, Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 60
DRYING OILS 43 the weight of the oil ; this accounts for the varying figures given, 13-25-6 per cent. (Ingle, /. S. C. L, 1913,^, 639, and Redman, Weith, and Brock, /. Ind. Eng. Chem., 1913, 5, 630.) M Sttti/rva f>i J\-[EvicJjUm z/n. UjjUQ/Uf duM/nti MIC, f Yx r. cijLnJS£&{ fyb&nd £&. TtiCOA/… … / 2 3 4 «>~ hours i. CottonSSeed^Oil. 2. Walnut Oil. 3. Linseed Oil. FIG. 4. — Rate of Percentage Gain in Weight of Oils at 100° C. In Figs, i and 2 the variation of the percentage of oxygen absorbed and the increase in weight of linseed
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