Asbestos history, manufacturing processes, products bibliography and citations. This article provides historical citations and the original bibliography to Asbestos, Its Industrial Applications, D.V. Rosato, 1959.

The citations give both historical details and insight into the breadth and depth of asbestos use across industry in the 1950's.

Asbestos Bibliography & Citations

The following text is Adapted from Rosato (1959) p. 201-207 [1]. The asbestos-containing vermiculite insulation shown at left is discussed in detail

at VERMICULITE INSULATION.

• Aerophysics Development Corp., Calif., "Qualitative High Temperature Material Evaluation by Exposure to Rocket Exhaust," Aerophysics ADC Report No. 2048-SS-R1 (Oct., 1955).
• Aircraft Production, "Moulded Glider Wing," 15, 198 (June, 1953).
• Aircraft Production, "Moulded Delta Wing," 13, 335 (Dec., 1951).
• Aircraft Production, "Moulded Glider Wing," 15, 234 (July, 1953).
• Aircraft Production, "Plastic Wing Development," 10, 113 (April, 1948).
• Aircraft Production, "Shock Curing," 15, 266 (July, 1953).
• ANC-17 Bulletin, "Reinforced Plastics" (1958).
• Anderson, E. E., "Automatic Pellet Deflashing of Moldings with Metal-Pin Inserts," Plastics Technology, 3, 9, 714 (Sept., 1957).
• Anderson, Eskil, "Asbestos and Jade Occurrences in the Kobuk River Region, Alaska," Alaska Department Mines Pamphlet 3—R, 26p, rev. ed. (1945).
• Anderson, H. V., and Clark, G. L., "Application of X-rays in the Classification of Fibrous Silicate Minerals Commonly Termed Asbestos," Ind. Eng. Chem., No. 10, 21, 924-933 (Oct., 1929).
• Anthony, C. L., "Automatic Molding Cuts Cost of Phenolic Casing." Plastics World, 15, 9, 18 (Sept., 1957).
• "Arbeitstagung Asbest" (1942), 'Reichsberfür Chemie, Band 1, 2, 103- 147, 161-181 (1944).
• Archbutt, Leonard, and Deely, Mountford R., "Lubrication and Lubricants," England, Lippincott, 1927.
• Aruja, F., "An X-ray Study of the Crystal Structure of Antigorite," Mineralog Mag, 27, 65-74 (1944).
• Aruja, E., "Displacement of X-ray Reflections," Nature, 154,53 (1944).
• Asbestos and Mineral Corp., "Asbestos—from Mine to Finished Product," N. Y.
• Asbestos-Cement Products Assoc., N. Y.
• Asbestos Textile Institute, "Handbook of Asbestos Textiles," New Brunswick, N. J., 78p (1953).
• Aviation Age, "Moulded Wings-Durestos," 46-53 (April, 1952).
• Badollet, M. S., "Asbestos Floats," Trans of the Can Inst of Mining and Met, 45, 185-189 (1952).
• Badollet, M. S., "Asbestos, A Mineral of Unparalleled properties," Can Mining and Met Bull 44, No. 468, 237-246; Trans Can Inst of Mining and Met, 54, 151-160 (1951).
• Badollet, M. S., "The Role of Asbestos in Plastics," Trans Can Inst of Mining and Met, 49, 283-288 (1956).
• Badollet, M. S., Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, 2, 134-142.
• Badollet, M. S., and Streib, W. C., "The Heat Treatment of Chryso- tile Asbestos Fibers," Trans Can Inst of Mining and Met, 48, 33-37 (1955).
• Barbaras, G. D., "Aqueous Asbestos Dispersion," E. I. duPont de Nemours Co., American Patent 2,661,287 (1953).
• Bates, T. F., Sand, L. M., and Mink, J. F., "Tubular Crystals of Chrysotile Asbestos," Science, 512 (May 12, 1950).
• Bennett, H., "Practical Emulsions," Chemical Publishing Co., Inc., 1943.
• Bishop, P. H. H., and Evans, C. G., "Asbestos-Reinforced Resinous Materials," Minister of Supply, American Patent 2,640,797 (1953).
• Bishop, P. H. H., Gordon, J. E., and McMullen, P. L., "Plastics Containing Asbestos as a Reinforcing Filler," Plastics Progress, 121- 136, London, Iliffe and Sons, Ltd., 1953.
• Bjorksten, 3., "Non-Glass Reinforcement for Plastics," Society of Plastics Engineer Journal ( March, 1956).
• Black, J. M., and Blomquest, R. F., "Metal-Bonding Adhesives for High Temperature Service," Modern Plastics (June, 1956).
• Bond, J. R., and Elliott, E. C., "Strength-Time Relationship of Silicone Laminates Made from Various Materials," Preprint, 12th Annual Conference S.P.I. (Feb., 1957).
• Boner, C. J., "Manufacture and Application of Lubricating Greases," Reinhold, 1954.
• Bowles, Oliver, "Asbestos," 39p, New York, Ruberoid Co. (1947).
• Bowles, Oliver, "The Asbestos Industry," U. S. Bur of Mines, Bull 552.
• Bowles, Oliver, "Materials Survey, Asbestos 1950," U. S. Bur of Mines (1952).
• Bradley, W. F., "Plastic Aircraft Development," Automotive Ind, No. 11 (June, 1952).
• Brady, G. S., "Materials Handbook," McGraw Hill, 1940.
• Bragg, W. L., "Atomic Structure of Minerals," Ithaca, Cornell University Press, 1937.
• Brindley, G. W., and Zussman, J., "A Structural Study of the Thermal Transformation of Serpentine Minerals to Forsterite," Am Mineral, No. 42, 461-474 (1957).
• Brofman, B. L., "Medical Evaluating of the Beck Operation for Coronary Artery Disease," J of the Am Med Assoc, No. 18, 162, 1603-1606 (1956).
• Buldey, C. W., and Stockwell, A. J., "Vinyl Flooring Materials," Monsanto Flooring ( Sept., 1957).
• Calif J of Mines and Geol, San Francisco, Calif. (1932-55).
• Callinan, T., "Four Inorganic Papers," Materials and Methods ( Dec., 1055).
• Campbell, J. B., "Asbestos-Reinforced Low Pressure Laminates, Materials and Methods, 53, 103 (Feb., 1956).
• Can Inst of Mining and Met, "Guide Book for Eastern Townships Excursion" (1952).
• Carroll-Porczynski, Charles Z., "Asbestos," The Textile Institute, Manchester, Eng. (1956).
• Chidester, A. H., Billings, M. P., and Cady, W. M., "Talc Investigations in Vermont," Preliminary Report, U S Department of the Interior Geol Survey Circ, 95, 33p (1951).
• Christensen, Brock Clarke, "Epigenetic profiles, asbestos burden, and survival in pleural mesothelioma" [PDF] [PhD Thesis], Harvard University Cambridge, Massachusetts, May 2008
  Abstract excerpt:
  This thesis aimed to examine the relationships among aberrant epigenetic events, exposure to the carcinogenic mineral fiber asbestos, and patient outcomes in malignant pleural mesothelioma.
• Clarvoe, G. W., "Asbestos Roofing Felt," Johns-Manville, American Patent 2,593,010 (1952), Colao, J. J., "Premix Your Own Phenolics," Modern Plastics ( Nov., 1957).
• "Compounding Ingredients for Rubber," India Rubber World (1936).
• "Critical Materials," Committee of Interior and Insular Affairs, Min- erals, Materials, and Fuels Economic Subcommittee, 83rd Congress, S. Res. 271, 28 (July, 1955).
• Cummins, A. B., "Fillers—Asbestos and Diatomaceous Silica," Modern Plastics, No. 2, 51-2 (1939).
• DeBruyne, N. A., and Houwink, R., "Adhesion and Adhesives" (1951).
• D'Olier, G., "Asbestos-Rubber Compositions," Raybestos-Manhattan, American Patent 2,534,814 (1950).
• "85% Magnesia Insulation Manual," Magnesia Insulation Manufacturers' Assoc., Washington, D. C.
• Elec World, "Properties of Asbestos, Cotton, Duck, Rayon, and Silk Insulation," 134, 105 (Aug., 1950).
• Engineering, "Durestos Plastic Glider Wing," No. 4558, 730 (June, 1953).
• Epstein, G., "Adhesive Bonding of Metals," Reinhold, 1954.
• Evans, Cyril G., and Bishop, Peter H. H., "Asbestos-Reinforced Res-. inous Materials," U. S. Patent 2,640,797 (June 2, 1953).
• Frank, Karl, "Asbest," Hamber, Germany, Becker and Haag, 2d ed., 234p, 1952.
• Gardner, R. S., "The Manufacturer of Asbestos Products," Can Mining and Met Bull No. 366 (1942).
• Gordon, J. E., "The Future of Plastics in Engineering," Trans Plastics Institute, 2, 5-17.
• Grenshaw, J. B., "Formulating Polyester Premix Molding Corn- pound," Modern Plastics (Aug., 1957).
• Hillier, J., and Turkevich, J., "Electron Microscopy of Colloidal Systems," Anal Chem ( April, 1949).
• Hersey, Mayo, Dyer, "Theory of Lubrication," London, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., 1936.
• Houwink, R., "Elastomers and Plastomers," University of Delft, Netherlands, New York, Elsevier Pub. Co., Inc. (1949 and 1950).
• Hughes, R. T., Jr., "Heat Resistant Honeycomb," SAMPE (Jan., 1957).
• Johnson, J. S., and Schulman, E. L., "Electrical Insulation Material," Atomic Energy Corn., U. S. Patent 2,581,862 (1952).
• Kalmbache, E. H., "Automatic Equipment for Molding Phenolic Parts," Plastics World (March, 1958).
• Keevil, C. S., "A Filter for Fine Aerosols," Arthur D. Little, Inc.
• Klemgard, E. N., "Lubricating Greases. Their Manufacture and Use," Reinhold, 1937.
• Keith, John W., "Asphalt and Asbestos Composition," Texas Co., American Patent 2,661,302 (Dec. 1, 1953).
• Kohn, J. A., and Comeforo, J. E., "Synthetic Asbestos Investigations -II." (X-ray and other data on synthetic fluor-richtcrite, edenite, and boron edenite) Am Mineral, 40, 410-421.
• Lanzillotti, R. F., "The Hard Surface Floor Covering Industry," State College of Washington Press, 1955.
• Lanzillotti, R. F., "Production and Marketing of Asphalt Tiles," The State College of Washington, ASTM Standards. Bulletin No. 16 (July, 1950).
• Levine, H. R., "Automatic Resin Content Control in High-Pressure Laminate Manufacture," Modern Plastics ( May, 1958). Little, Robert W., "Flame Proofing Textile Fabrics," Reinhold, 1957.
• Magnesia Insulation Manufacturers' Assoc., Washington, D. C., "85% Magnesia Insulating Manual."
• McCleary, W. H., "Vinyl Evolution or Revolution," Floor Cover Profits ( Oct., 1957).
• McGlone, W. R., and Keller, L. B., "Volume and Pressure Effects in Compression Molding," Modern Plastics ( March and April, 1957).
• McMillin, J. R., "Reinforced Glass Slivers," Owens-Corning, American Patent 2,411,326 (1946).
• Modern Plastics, "What's New in Reinforcements" (Feb., 1956).
• Modern Plastics, "Automatic Molding of Automotive Components" (Oct., 1957).
• Modern Plastics, "World's Largest Pressure Moldings" (August, 1956).
• Morgan, P., "Plastics Progress 1957," British Plastics Convention, London, Iliffe and Sons, Ltd., 1958, Reinforced Plastics for Efficient Structures by W. A. Baker.
• Nagy, B., and Bates, T. F., "Stability of Chrysotile Asbestos," Am Mineral (1952).
• Noll, W., and Kircher, H., "Changes of Chrysotile Asbestos in the Electron Microscope," Farbenfabriken Bayer, Leverkusen, Ger., Naturwissenschaften 39, 188 (1952).
• Oetzel, J. G., "Brakes and Brake Lining Characteristics," SAE Quar- terly Transactions (April, 1950).
• Pardoe, W. D., "Felted Asbestos Product," Thernioid Co., American Patent 2,000,416.
• Parker, R. C., "The Frictional Behavior of Engineering Materials," London, England, Ferodo Ltd., Harrison and Sons Ltd. (March, 1949).
• Phillips, L. N., "The R. A. E. No-Pressure Process for Moulding Durestos," British Plastics ( Oct., 1949).
• Pundsack, F. L., The Properties of Asbestos I. "The Colloidal and Surface Chemistry of Chrysotile," J of Phys Chem No. 9, 59, 892- 895 (Sept., 1955).
• Pundsack, F. L., The Properties of Asbestos II. "The Density and Structure of Chrysotile," J of Phys Chem No. 3 (March, 1956).
• Pundsack, F. L., The Properties of Asbestos III. "Basicity of Chryso- tile Suspensions," J Phys Chem No. 9 (Sept., 1956).
• Quebec Asbestos Information Service, Montreal, Canada, "The Strangest Mineral Ever Known."
• Rosato, D. V., "Structural Asbestos Base Plastic Parts Resist-Burning Propellants-Aerodynamic Heat," J Am Rocket Soc ( March 18, 1958).
• Rosato, D. V., "Reinforced Plastics for Rockets and Missiles," Aircraft and Missile Mfg. (January, 1958).
• Rosato, D. V., "Asbestos Reinforcements," Modern Plastics Encyclopedia (Sept., 1956).
• Rosato, D. V., "Asbestos Reinforcements," Modern Plastics (July, 1956).
• Rosato, D. V., "Asbestos Reinforcements for Plastic Laminates," Society of Plastic Engineer Journal (August 8, 1956).
• Rosato, D. V., "Structural Plastics for Advanced Types of Aircraft," Wright Air Development Center, Automotive Ind (Jan. 15, 1954).
• Rosato, D. V., "Some Properties of Glass-Fiber-Mat-Polyester Laminates after Exposure to Low and High Temperatures," NAMC AE44008 (1951).
• Rosato, D. V., "Structural and Heat Resistant Asbestos Reinforced Plastics," London, England, The British Plastics Federation, Technical Conference (Oct., 1958).
• Rose, K., "A Low Cost Injection Molding Material," Material and Methods (Oct., 1954).
• Rozovsky, H., "Air in Asbestos Milling," Ventilating Conference Kellogg Center for Continuing Education, Michigan State University (Feb., 1957).
• Roy, D. M., and Roy, R., "An Experimental Study of the Formulation and Properties of Synthetic Serpentines and Related Layer Silicate Minerals," Am Mineral (1954).
• Shaw, M. C., "Asbestos Textiles," Materials and Methods (Jan., 1954).
• Sinclair, W. E., "Asbestos, Its Origin, Production and Utilization," London, Mining Publications Ltd. (1955).
• Sonneborn, R. H., "Fiberglas Reinforced Plastics," Reinhold.
• Stenberg, T. R., "Brake Linings," Akron, 0., Firestone Park Station (1935).
• Stewart, L. A., "Chrysotile Asbestos Deposits of Arizona," U S Bur of Mines Infor Circ, 7706 (1956).
• Strelov, K. K. (trans), "Transformation of Chrysotile Asbestos on Heating in the Temperature Interval 500-1100°," J of Appl Chem (USSR) 26, 1027-30 (1953).
• Suiromyatnikov, F. V. (trans), "Classification, Nomenclature and Identification of Minerals of Chrysotile," Bull de La Soc des Naturalistes, Moscou (1934).
• Suiromyatnikov, F. V. (trans), "Thermal Analysis of Chrysotile Asbestos," Bull de La Soc des Naturalistes, Moscou.
• Summers, Leonard, "Asbestos and the Asbestos Industry," Printed by Bath, Eng. Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons, Ltd., c. 1912.
• U. S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, "Materials Survey Asbestos" (Feb., 1952).
• U. S. Govt. 'Printing Office, "Selected Annotated Bibliography of Asbestos Resources in the United States and Canada," Geo. Survey Bulletin 1019-L (1958).
• Vail, J. G., and Will, J. H., "Soluble Silicates," Am Chem Soc, Monograph, No. 116, Reinhold, 1952.
• Wahl, N. E., and Preston, H. M., "Properties of Polyester—Triallylcyanurate Glass-Reinforced Laminate at Elevated Temperatures," Modern Plastics (Oct., 1957). Whittaker, E. J. W., and Zussrnan, J., "The Characterization of Serpentine
• Minerals by X-ray Diffraction," Mineralog Mag No. 31 (1956).
• Wolochow, David, "Thermal Studies on Asbestos, II. Effect of Heat on the Breaking Strength of Asbestos Tape and Glass Fiber Tape," Can J of Research (1941).
• Woodroofe, H. M., "Pyrolysis of Chrysotile Asbestos Fiber," Trans of the Can Inst of Mining and Met (1956).

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