- Written by: P. L. Smith
- Organization: Union Carbide Corporation, Chemicals Division, Research and Development Department
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 7, 1963
Union Carbide Research and Development Status Reports on Asbestos-Reinforced Resins, Asbestos-Filled Polypropylene and Chemical Reactions of Asbestos (1963-1964)
Compilation of three Union Carbide Chemicals Division R&D status reports. The first (Oct. 7, 1963) reports reactions of Coalinga chrysotile asbestos with aqueous and non-aqueous acids and cross-linking for asbestos-reinforced resins. The…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 7, 1963
C. W. McGary, P. L. Smith and L. C. Shriver, Status Report on Asbestos-Reinforced Resins (New Enterprises), Reactions of Chrysotile Asbestos with Acids (1963)
Status report, Project 161W21, File No. 1342, on laboratory work reacting chrysotile asbestos with aqueous and non-aqueous acids, including maleic, phosphoric and acetic acids, to cross-link asbestos for resin products. It summarizes the chemistry,…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 18, 1965
C. W. McGary and P. L. Smith on High Purity Asbestos as a Thixotrope for Polyesters (1965)
Summary report on a laboratory study of whether high purity asbestos from the Mining and Metals Division could replace Cab-o-sil as a viscosity modifier and thixotropic aid in hand lay-up polyester resins. It reports that 2.5-3.0 per cent asbestos…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 7, 1963
C. W. McGary, P. L. Smith and L. C. Shriver, Status Report on Asbestos-Reinforced Resins (New Enterprises) (1963)
A status report under the heading "New Enterprises" (Project No. 161W21, File No. 1342) on laboratory work reacting chrysotile asbestos with aqueous and non-aqueous acids, including maleic, phosphoric and acetic acids, to cross-link the asbestos for…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · March 18, 1965
C. W. McGary and P. L. Smith, Summary Report on High Purity Asbestos as a Thixotrope for Polyesters (1965)
Summary report on a study of whether high purity asbestos from the Mining and Metals Division could replace Cab-o-sil as a thixotropic additive in hand lay-up polyester resins. It reported that 2.5 to 3.0 per cent asbestos gave thixotropy equivalent…