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Commercial
July 13, 1939
The Western News
Libby, Lincoln County, Montana
What is this article about?
Martin Leatherman of the US Bureau of Chemistry and Soils developed a weather-resistant fireproofing treatment for cotton fabrics, using stannic chloride, chlorinated resin, and colored metallic oxide, for items like awnings and tents exposed to rain.
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Fireproof Awnings
WASHINGTON. - A weather-resistant fireproofing treatment for cotton fabrics, of importance in fireproofing articles such as awnings and tents which are exposed to rain, has been developed by Martin Leatherman of the United States bureau of chemistry and soils. Stannic chloride (a salt of tin), a chlorinated resin and a colored metallic oxide are the principal materials required.
WASHINGTON. - A weather-resistant fireproofing treatment for cotton fabrics, of importance in fireproofing articles such as awnings and tents which are exposed to rain, has been developed by Martin Leatherman of the United States bureau of chemistry and soils. Stannic chloride (a salt of tin), a chlorinated resin and a colored metallic oxide are the principal materials required.
What sub-type of article is it?
Manufacturing
What keywords are associated?
Fireproofing Treatment
Cotton Fabrics
Awnings
Tents
Stannic Chloride
What entities or persons were involved?
Martin Leatherman
United States Bureau Of Chemistry And Soils
Where did it happen?
Washington
Commercial Details
Location
Washington
Commodities
Cotton Fabrics
Awnings
Tents
Key Figures
Martin Leatherman
United States Bureau Of Chemistry And Soils
Notable Details
Weather Resistant Fireproofing Treatment
Stannic Chloride
Chlorinated Resin
Colored Metallic Oxide