The Corrosion of Iron And Steel
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THE DRYING OILS.
Since these oils are largely used in the manufacture of paint for iron work it is important to learn whether or not they are capable of dissolving iron to any appreciable extent. If they are, the coats of paint are liable to become saturated solutions of iron or of iron compounds, and, on exposure to moist air, will absorb water and oxygen with the formation of rust. Owing to the great increase in volume which this change brings about (see p. 158), the paint film may suffer par...tial disintegra- tion. At the best it will be rendered porous and thus serve as a poor protection for the underlying metal. Other things being equal, therefore, the best drying oil for the manufacture 176 The Action of Oils upon Iron 177 of paint destined to be employed in the protection of iron work will be the one which exerts the least solvent action upon iron.
Marcy * exposed nearly 3 grm. Of iron to the action of lin- seed oil at room temperature for ten days and found no loss in weight. 2 Evidently, therefore, linseed oil can have no very appreciable action upon iron.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE DRYING OILS.
Since these oils are largely used in the manufacture of paint for iron work it is important to learn whether or not they are capable of dissolving iron to any appreciable extent. If they are, the coats of paint are liable to become saturated solutions of iron or of iron compounds, and, on exposure to moist air, will absorb water and oxygen with the formation of rust. Owing to the great increase in volume which this change brings about (see p. 158), the paint film may suffer par...tial disintegra- tion. At the best it will be rendered porous and thus serve as a poor protection for the underlying metal. Other things being equal, therefore, the best drying oil for the manufacture 176 The Action of Oils upon Iron 177 of paint destined to be employed in the protection of iron work will be the one which exerts the least solvent action upon iron.
Marcy * exposed nearly 3 grm. Of iron to the action of lin- seed oil at room temperature for ten days and found no loss in weight. 2 Evidently, therefore, linseed oil can have no very appreciable action upon iron.
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