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Modified colloidal chrysotile and method of preparing same (US Patent 3,458,393, 1969)

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Orlando A. Battista received US Patent No. 3,458,393 on July 29, 1969, filed January 31, 1968. It was assigned to Fmc Corp.

The patent's description opens:

This invention relates to new compositions of matter made by the treatment of fibrous serpentine asbestos, generally called chrysotile, to produce products of slightly altered chemical composition but of the same crystal pattern as chrysotile but in microcrystalline colloidal form; to the novel methods by which these new compositions are made, and to new products which can be made from the novel compositions of this invention.

Author
Orlando A. Battista
Published by
US Patent Office
Series
US Patent No. 3,458,393
Date
July 29, 1969
Library no.
ACL Doc 23188 · asbestosclaims.law/library/23188
Rights
US government work, in the public domain.

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Orlando A. Battista. “Modified colloidal chrysotile and method of preparing same (US Patent 3,458,393, 1969).” July 29, 1969. US Patent No. 3,458,393. US Patent Office. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 23188. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/23188.

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