10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ASBESTINE»
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asbestine in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
asbestine and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Red-lead and how to use it in paint
A Sample Problem We find by computation that 23 pounds dry asbestine make a
gallon; and to find the composition of a gallon of asbestine paint we may proceed
as follows: If 92 pounds white-lead and 8 pounds oil make a paste, an amount ...
Fuzzy and Toots, who were helping him, had crawled on the roof and were
smearing the shingles and exposed parts with Asbestine, left over after painting
the fence. The fire raged hotter and hotter, and they were at last driven from their
...
Arthur Wellington Brayley, Arthur Wilson Tarbell, Joe Mitchell Chapple, 1899
3
The National Magazine: An Illustrated Monthly
Fuzzy and Toots, who were helping him, had crawled on the roof and were
smearing the shingles and exposed parts with Asbestine, left over after painting
the fence. The fire raged hotter and hotter, and they were at last driven from their
...
4
The Industrial and Artistic Technology of Paint and Varnish
Here is another case: Suppose the analysis of a paint shows 80 per cent, white
lead and 20 per cent, asbestine, by weight, in the pigment, and that the
consistency of the paint is such that it corresponds to a white lead paint mixed up
in the ...
5
Two Thousand Formulas, Recipes and Trade Secrets: The ...
Outside White Paint Pounds 21.8 Titanox B. 21.8 Basic Carbonate White Lead
12.4 Zinc Oxide 6.0 Asbestine 31.9 Linseed Oil 6.1 Turpentine, Varnolene and
Driers Pounds 24.0 Lithopone (Albalith) 24.0 Zinc Oxide (American Process) XX
6.0 ...
6
The Edinburgh encyclopaedia
Pliny and Dioscorides speak of asbestine cloth nearly in the same terms. Pliny, in
one passage, remarks the incombustible nature of asbestos ; and in another he
speaks as if he had actually seen napkins made of k, which, being thrown into ...
7
The Edinburgh encyclopædia conducted by David Brewster, with ...
Pliny and Dioscorides speak of asbestine cloth nearly in the same terms. Pliny, in
one passage, remarks the incombustible nature of asbestos; and in another he
speaks as if he had actually seen napkins made of it, which, being thrown into ...
8
Encyclopedia of the Alkaline Earth Compounds
However, the “extender”, known as “asbestine”, that has come to the forefront in
paint making, is really a ring silicate of magnesia and slightly alkaline, but without
the fibrous texture of asbestos or amianth. Asbestine pulp (as a certain variety of
...
9
Fossils arranged according to their obvious characters
... by them : some masses look like Foflil wood; and some like efflorescences of
Salts, butthey soon disclose their nature, on handling ; separating easily into
threads, and having nothing of a saline quality. ASBESTINE ASBESTINE
FOSSILS.
10
Selected Formulary Book on Inks, Paints, Lacquers, Varnishes ...
5.4 100.0 Pounds 21.8 Titanox B. 21.8 Basic Carbonate White Lead 12.4 Zinc
Oxide 6.0 Asbestine 31.9 Linseed Oil 6.1 Turpentine, Varnolene and Driers
Pounds 24.0 Lithopone (Albalith) 24.0 Zinc Oxide (American Process) XX 6.0
Asbestine ...
NPCS Board of Consultants & Engineers, 2007
