B. L. Ingalls to G. L. Dickson on Viscosity Instability in Cosmicoat's Asphaltic Tennis Court Topping Containing RG-144 (1977)

Technical Service Report (No. 2099-74-49) on a viscosity instability problem reported by Cosmicoat, Inc. of Wooster, Ohio, in a tennis court asphalt topping compound containing RG-144 asbestos. The lab work found that heat aging changed the viscosity because the asphalt emulsion was unstable, not because of the asbestos, and Cosmicoat was referred to a Union Carbide Chemicals & Plastics Division contact for surfactant advice.

People and organizations

From B. L. Ingalls (Author, Technical Service Report) to Mr. G. L. Dickson; R. E. Byrne, Jr. (copy recipient); J. L. Myers (copy recipient); H. B. Rhodes (copy recipient); R. L. Schult (copy recipient); E. W. Shortridge (copy recipient); W. C. Thurber (copy recipient).

• Blair L. Ingalls (author)
• Gordon L. Dickson (recipient)
• Robert E. Byrne, Jr. (copied)
• John L. Myers (copied)
• Harrison B. Rhodes (copied)
• R. L. Schult (copied)
• Earl W. Shortridge (copied)
• William C. Thurber (copied)
• Metals Division (its organization)
• Union Carbide Corporation (its organization)
• Chemicals and Plastics Division (named)
• Cosmicoat (named)

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This is document UC-367 of the Union Carbide documents, documents produced and used as evidence in asbestos lawsuits against Union Carbide, 3 pages.