Leipzig / Philadelphia / Washington / D.C. / Amsterdam / Brett / Brooklyn / Lyon / Naples / O’Neill / New York / Suitland / Berlin / London / L.A. / Chicago / Mineola / /
Company
Heath & Milligan Mfg Co. / D. Van Nostrand Company / Van Wirt A.E. / Ernest Benn Limited / Oxford University Press / Drug Reporter Inc. / Scott Greenwood & Co. / Vanadium / Ramage A.S. / David McKay Company / Pergamon Press / Drying Oils / Permanent Painting / Reinhold Publishing Company / Chemical Publishing Co. / Van Nostrand Reinhold Company / Seeley and Co. / John Wiley & Sons / Ackerman & Co. / /
Country
United Kingdom / United States / /
Facility
American Institute / International Institute / National Gallery of Art / Virginia Polytechnic Institute / National Gallery / University of Maryland / State University / Smithsonian Center / /
IndustryTerm
metal soaps / Oil soluble salts / oil painting lead / boiled oil / metal-deactivators / oil systems / oil paintings / metal driers / aqueous metal salts / olive oil / metal / paint industry / final product / pure lead metal / leaded paint / linseed oil / linseed oil using lead / multivalent metal / paint film / rare metal soaps / metal catalysed autoxidation / hot bulk oil / divided lead metal / metal catalyzed autoxidation / metal-salt solutions / white paint films / oil paint films / activation energy / metal acetates / raw linseed oil / metal concentration / metal ion / oil medium / cold-pressed linseed oil / pigmented oil / Copper metal / control oil / dissolved metal salts / reaction products / diacid reaction product / paint / oil / metal ions / hydrolyzed oil / metal salts / non-pigmented oil / raw oil / linseed oil fatty acids / oil paints / paint films / blown oil / metal fatty acid compounds / metal compound / chemical / oil-based paint media / oil painting manuals / linseed oil oxidation / /
NaturalFeature
Andes / /
Organization
Oil and Colour Chemists’ Association / International Institute for Conservation / ICOM Committee for Conservation / University of Maryland / U.S. Government / Polytechnic Institute / Government Printing Office / Society of Chemical Industry / State University / Brussels Congress / Foundation for Fundamental Research / Bureau of Standards / Oxford University / United States Navy / Federation of Paint and Varnish Production Clubs / Smithsonian / United States government / American Institute for Conservation / American Oil Chemists’ Society / Smithsonian Center for Materials Research and Education / Chemical Society / /
Person
Marcel Dekker / Charles S. Tumosa / Wehlte / Gil Taylor / Marion F. Mecklenburg / Van Wirt / Marion F. Mecklenburg Bennett / Rhodes Wirt / Mack / Van den Berg / Julius Springer / Eduard Baldamus / / /
Position
G.P. / senior physical scientist / J.D.J. / Official / Varnish Production Manager / senior research chemist / oxidation assistant / artist / /
Product
Cobalt / acetic acid / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Maryland / /
PublishedMedium
Journal of the Chemical Society / Helvetica Chimica Acta / Analytical Chemistry / the Journal of the Chemical Society / /
The influence of lead ions on the drying of oils Charles S. Tumosa and Marion F. Mecklenburg Bennett comments on the effect of lead driers: ‘By itself lead is not a powerful drying accelerator, at least for simple oil