Asbestos Felt, page 1
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A short dictionary entry describing F. A. Gooch's method of making a felt from anhydrous asbestos for use as a filtering material. The asbestos is scraped to a fine down, boiled in hydrochloric acid, washed by decantation, and deposited with a Bunsen pump onto a perforated platinum crucible or fine platinum gauze. It is a laboratory technique, not a textile one.

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Date
1884
Language
English
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