In the matter of the hearing relative to proposed classification and passage of rules and regulations in connection with the refrigerant freon
Subtitle: (dichloro-difluroro-methane--also known as F-12 and K-12)
By: E.T. Williams and John Kenlon in rebuttal of freon manufacturers' main brief and freon manufacturers' rebuttal memorandum. To present the whole truth as to the hazards attaching to the use of freon in refrigerating systems. E.T. Williams, consulting engineer, Servel, inc., John Kenlon, consulting engineer
Contributors: Kenlon, John, 1860-1940, author; New York (N.Y.). Board of Hazardous Trades; Kinetic chemicals, Inc
Published: 1932
Place of publication: New York city?]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 374
Subjects: Dichlorodifluoromethane; Refrigeration and refrigerating machinery
Notes: At head of title: Before the Fire department of the city of New York Board of hazardous trades.

Part of pages left blank.

Includes the main brief and rebuttal memorandum of Kinetic chemicals, inc., the manufacturers of freon.