Some technical methods of testing miscellaneous supplies, including paints and paint materials, inks, lubricating oils, soaps, etc
By: By Percy H. Walker...
Series: U. S. Dept. of agriculture. Bureau of chemistry. Bulletin -- no. 109, rev
Publisher: Govt. print. off.
Published: 1910
Place of publication: Washington
Language: eng
Number of pages: 68
Subjects: Analytical chemistry
Table of contents: title: Introduction. pp. 7; title: Specific-gravity determinations : Temperature corrections; title: Westphal balance; title: Vacuum weighing; title: Choice of pyknometers; title: Calibration of pyknoweters; title: Hydrometers; title: Arbitrary scales. pp. 7; title: Paint materials : Linseed oil; title: Spirits and turpentine; title: Benzin and light petroleum oils; title: Dry shellac; title: Damar varnish; title: Oil varnish; title: Japan drier. pp. 11; title: Paints : Strength test; title: White pigments; title: Black pigments; title: Colored pigments; title: Mixed paints. pp. 20; title: Inks : Writing inks; title: Canceling inks having an oil base; title: Rubber-stamp inks; title: Materials used for the manufacture of canceling and other stamping inks. pp. 41; title: Typewriter ribbons and carbon papers : Typewriter ribbons; title: Carbon papers. pp.; title: 50 Miscellaneous : Babbitt metal (rapid analysis); title: Glue; title: Glycerin; title: Inking pads; title: Lubricating oils; title: Phenolic disinfectant; title: Pipe covering and cement; title: Rubber; title: Soap. pp. 52.