Curing

Questions and answers

United States. Department of Agriculture. Radio Service

Properties of two carbon composite materials using LTM25 epoxy resin

Juan R. Cruz, C.H. Shah, and A.S. Postyn.

Hygroscopic moisture in concrete: drying, measurements & related material properties

Lars-Olof Nilsson

Coke of Norfolk and his friends: the life of Thomas William Coke, first earl of Leicester of Holkham, containing an account of his ancestry, surroundings, public services & private friendships & including many unpublished letters from noted men of his day, English & American.

By A. M. W. Stirling. With 20 photogravure & 43 illustrations reproduced from contemporyary portraits, prints, etc. London, J. Lane.

Cure of thermosetting resins: modelling and experiments

J.-M. Vergnaud and J. Bouzon.

Pin bearing evaluation of LTM25 composite materials

C.H. Shah and A.S. Postyn.

Home curing of meat and slaughter regulations: broadcast by Ruth Van Deman, Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics, and Wallace Kadderly, Chief of Radio Service, in the Department of Agriculture's portion of the National Farm and Home Hour, Wednesday, November 17, 1943, over stations associated with the Blue Network [of the National Broadcasting Company]

Ruth Van Deman

Radiation curing of polymeric materials

Charles E. Hoyle, editor, James F. Kinstle, editor.

Accent on bacon and ham: a radio interview between Miss Ruth Van Deman, Bureau of Home Economics, and Mr. Wallace L. Kadderly, Office of Information, broadcast Thursday, May 11, 1939 in the Department of Agriculture period of the National Farm and Home Hour Program, Tuesday, May 11, 1939 by the National Broadcasting Company and a network of 93 associate radio stations

Ruth Van Deman

Modelling of concrete performance: hydration, microstructure formation, and mass transport

Koichi Maekawa, Rajesh Chaube, and Toshiharu Kishi.