Rubber Resins Paints And Varnishes
Rubber Resins Paints And Varnishes
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It is chiefly in connection with the oleoresin from species s. 6 82 RUBBER, RESINS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES of pine that the production of resin has been systematically studied. The output of turpentine resin is large compared with other resins. Many forms of copal are of fossil origin, whilst the softer copals from living trees are collected by aborigines, and little attention is paid to improving the yield or extending the cultivation of the parent tree.
Classification of the Resins. In view of ...the com- plexity of chemical composition of the resins and in spite of the investigations of Tschirch and his pupils, it is difficult to classify them so that differences in chemical composition will go hand in hand with their properties which are of industrial importance. Dieterich proposes the following classification : (1) Resins which are esters of the aromatic series, either containing free acids or not, e. G. Benzoin, dragon's blood, accroides. These resins are soluble in methylated spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is chiefly in connection with the oleoresin from species s. 6 82 RUBBER, RESINS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES of pine that the production of resin has been systematically studied. The output of turpentine resin is large compared with other resins. Many forms of copal are of fossil origin, whilst the softer copals from living trees are collected by aborigines, and little attention is paid to improving the yield or extending the cultivation of the parent tree.
Classification of the Resins. In view of ...the com- plexity of chemical composition of the resins and in spite of the investigations of Tschirch and his pupils, it is difficult to classify them so that differences in chemical composition will go hand in hand with their properties which are of industrial importance. Dieterich proposes the following classification : (1) Resins which are esters of the aromatic series, either containing free acids or not, e. G. Benzoin, dragon's blood, accroides. These resins are soluble in methylated spirit.
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