A Short Hand book of Oil Analysis
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, 15, 222 (1896). 82 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL TESTS. Archbutt * makes this test as follows : A piece of polished plate-glass seven centimeters square by four millimeters thick is cleaned and counterpoised on the balance; it is then heated for an hour at 200 C. In an air-bath to thoroughly dry it. It is taken out, laid on a non-conductor, allowed to cool for three or four minutes, and the hot glass thinly painted with the oil to be tested by means of a camel's-hair brush. When the glass is cold it ...is weighed and sufficient oil added to make it up to 0. 1 gram. Two glasses are coated with the sample and two with a standard oil, all placed on a level surface in a large air-bath at 50 C. And heated for nine hours; one set of plates is withdrawn, cooled, and tested by the finger. Good raw linseed is tacky, when tested by the finger when cold, in nine hours and dry in twelve; corn oil is practically dry in fifteen hours, though slightly tacky; cotton- seed, partially dry in eighteen hours and fully dry in twenty-one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, 15, 222 (1896). 82 PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL TESTS. Archbutt * makes this test as follows : A piece of polished plate-glass seven centimeters square by four millimeters thick is cleaned and counterpoised on the balance; it is then heated for an hour at 200 C. In an air-bath to thoroughly dry it. It is taken out, laid on a non-conductor, allowed to cool for three or four minutes, and the hot glass thinly painted with the oil to be tested by means of a camel's-hair brush. When the glass is cold it ...is weighed and sufficient oil added to make it up to 0. 1 gram. Two glasses are coated with the sample and two with a standard oil, all placed on a level surface in a large air-bath at 50 C. And heated for nine hours; one set of plates is withdrawn, cooled, and tested by the finger. Good raw linseed is tacky, when tested by the finger when cold, in nine hours and dry in twelve; corn oil is practically dry in fifteen hours, though slightly tacky; cotton- seed, partially dry in eighteen hours and fully dry in twenty-one.
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