Non-Inflammable Paper Resists Oil and Water

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Folding pots and pans made of non-inflammable paper, in which water may be boiled, are some of  the possibilities offered by a recent invention. To show that fire and water do not harm/ his fireproof paper, an invenfor boiled water in a single sheet which he held over a burning candle. Being resistant likewise to oil, and easy to disinfect, the paper is said to be well suited for use in Braille books, since perspiration from fingers of the blind will not damage the raised characters. Perhaps even more important, according to the inventor, would be its military applications.

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Non-Inflammable Paper Resists Oil and Water

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Non-Inflammable Paper Resists Oil and Water

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eng

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Date Issued (Dublin Core)

1940-08

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pages (Bibliographic Ontology)

167

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Public Domain (Google digitized)

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Enrico Saonara
Alberto Bordignon (Supervisor)

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