The Spreading Characteristics of Lubricating Oils Part 2, The Effects Due to the Presence of Alcohols, Phenols, Acids, Ketones, and Esters

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Abstract:

The work described in Part I of this report concerned the spreading upon water of aliphatic fatty acids dissolved in mineral oil and the work herein presented. concerns the same mineral oils containing in solution either the alcohols, phanols, ketones or esters. Some additional related work on acids is also described. Whereas acids in oil can be detected when as little as one part in100,000 by weight is present, all alcohols, phenols, ketones and esters containing only one polar group caused spreading only when more than one part in 1000 by weight was present.

Author(s):
Zisman, W.
Author Organization(s):
NAVAL RESEARCH LAB WASHINGTON DC
Funding Organization(s):
NAVAL RESEARCH LAB WASHINGTON DC, WASHINGTON , DC
Document Type:
Technical Report/Formal Report
Publication Date:
1940 May 27
Pagination:
29

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Distribution Code:
A - Approved For Public Release
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Collection: TRECMS
Subject Terms
Communities of Interest:
Ground and Sea Platforms
Descriptor(s):
fatty acids, chemistry, alcohols, chemical synthesis, lubricating oils, measurement, molecular weight, organic compounds, fatty alcohols, carbinols, films, internal combustion engines, surface tension, acids, aliphatic acids, boundaries, equations
Keyword(s):
Naval oil
Subject Categories:
Materials
Creation Date:
2022 Mar 03
Update Date:
2022 Mar 28