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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 physics and chemistry of the asbestiform minerals, with a brief look at asbestos uses. It reports company brake-wear tests that it says showed more than 98 per cent of the chrysotile destroyed, notes fibrous tremolite in commercial talc, and urges medical investigators to weigh differences among the minerals. The copy bears a plaintiff's exhibit label.
- Date
- 1969
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“Asbestos Minerals in Modern Technology.” 1969. AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/articles/asbestos-minerals-in-modern-technology-1969.
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