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A review paper by S. Speil and J. P. Leineweber of the Johns-Manville Research & Engineering Center, Manville, New Jersey, on the occurrence, structure, chemistry, physical properties, identification, production and uses of chrysotile and the amphibole asbestos minerals. It reports company brake-wear tests estimating that more than 98 per cent of the chrysotile is destroyed in normal brake use. It also discusses fibrous tremolite in talc and chrysotile in serpentine rock. The copy bears a plaintiff's exhibit label.
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