6 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents
Union Carbide R&D Project Reports on Haveg-41 Asbestos Filler, Asbestos in Paper Coatings, and Bound Brook Asbestos Dust Air Analyses (1968–1972)
…Union Carbide R&D Department project reports. The first (1968) reports X-ray diffraction analysis of the asbestos and talc filler in Haveg-41 and its attack by HCl. The second (1969) reports tests of Carbide…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents
Union Carbide R&D Summary Reports on Asbestos: Insulation Alpha-Quartz, Phenolic Piping, Polyester Thixotrope and Isophorone Catalyst (1962-1965)
Compilation of four Union Carbide Research and Development summary reports from 1962 to 1965. They cover an X-ray diffraction determination of alpha-quartz in Kaylo and Thermo-Bestos insulation, chemical resistance tests of asbestos-phenolic…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 6, 1981
G. W. Buttrick to C. H. Carder on UCAR 163 Roof Coating Formulations (1981)
Letter from G. W. Buttrick to C. H. Carder, copied to five others, enclosing several UCAR 163 latex roof mastic and coating formulations. It states that performance data on the formulations was lacking, that UCAR 163 mastics performed well on most…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 20, 1969
G. B. Kelly and G. W. Buttrick, Project Report on Use of Asbestos as a Pigment in Paper Coatings (1969)
…project report (Project No. 113A28, File No. 12802) describing laboratory work on using Carbide's high-purity chrysotile asbestos together with clay as a pigment in paper coatings. It reports dispersion limits, effects on brightness, opacity…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · August 3, 1970
G. B. Kelly and G. W. Buttrick, Project Report on Dispersion of Asbestos for Use as a Pigment in Paper Coating (1970)
Business Confidential project report (Project 915L10, File 14217) on developing dispersions of asbestos (Asbestos HP and T-135) with clay for use as a pigment in paper coating. It reports that Tamol 731 was the best dispersant, that a Cowles…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · April 4, 1962
H. E. Persinger and K. J. Garska, Summary Report on Health Hazard of Insulation Material: Determination of Alpha-Quartz by X-Ray Diffraction (1962)
Summary report on X-ray diffraction testing of two thermal insulation materials used at the Institute Plant, Owens Corning's Kaylo and Johns Manville's Thermo-Bestos, to determine alpha-quartz content. It reports that both contain considerable…