Assertion: turpentine | /r/HasProperty | blown
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text: Furthermore, when cellulose ether is stirred into turpentine that has been blown only at temperatures below about 240 C. and the resulting composition is allowed to stand at atmospheric temperatures, there is separation into two layers, an upper layer that contains the major part of the cellulose ether and a lower turpentine-like layer.
text: ; When the cellulose ether has been dissolved, that is, dispersed, colloided, or otherwise formed into what appears to be a substantially clear homogeneous mass, and the turpentine has been blown and heated to the selected maximum tem1 perature and for the time period, as described, there is produced a mass that is syrupy while warm but which, on cooling, increases in viscosity as the temperature falls, and becomes a shaperetaining plastic provided the proportion of cellulose ether present is somewhat in, excess of about 5 parts to 100 parts of the treated turpentine.
text: Furthermore, when cellulose ether is stirred into turpentine that has been blown only at temperatures below about 240° C. and the resulting composition is allowed to stand at atmospheric temperatures, there is separation into two layers, an upper layer that contains the major part of the cellulose ether and a lower turpentine-like layer.