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Novel lightweight asbestos containing cementitious material and process for producing the same (US Patent 3,661,603, 1972)

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John Paul Nicol received US Patent No. 3,661,603 on May 9, 1972, filed April 7, 1970. It was assigned to Asbestos Corp Ltd.

The patent's abstract:

A lightweight, rigid composition is prepared by a process comprising mixing water, a cementitious material, asbestos fibers and an anionic surfactant capable of chemically opening the fiber and resistant to alkalis and saponification. The product may be cellular, in which case it may additionally include a different surfactant, a sequestering agent or a colloidal dispersion.

Author
John Paul Nicol
Published by
US Patent Office
Series
US Patent No. 3,661,603
Date
May 9, 1972
Library no.
ACL Doc 23242 · asbestosclaims.law/library/23242
Rights
US government work, in the public domain.

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John Paul Nicol. “Novel lightweight asbestos containing cementitious material and process for producing the same (US Patent 3,661,603, 1972).” May 9, 1972. US Patent No. 3,661,603. US Patent Office. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 23242. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/23242.

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