G-E Transil oil and PCB tests

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Original poster: "Bill Corwin by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-qwest-dot-net>" <billc-at-issi1-dot-com>





                  billc-at-issi1-dot-com
                  2002 July 29
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Regarding  http://www.pupman-dot-com/listarchives/2002/January/msg01564.html


I tested some G-E Transil from GE at 2012 Jackson, Chicago  
used in an X-ray machine ca. 1948
with the water drop density test discussed at
http://www.altair-dot-org/pcbs.htm and found it to be lighter than water
and thus not PCB.

ref:

www.altair-dot-org/pcbs.htm
    green flame test
    1.5 density sinks in water
    pronounced sweet-solvent odor like benzene

www.dexcil-dot-com/clor-n-o.htm

www.harristestinglab-dot-com/c14.htm

www.seatech.ns.ca/l1_PCB.htm


chemical identification
  http://pwp.value-dot-net/jamesg
  http://astlab-dot-com/metallurgy.htm


tesla
  http://www.pupman-dot-com/kustarchives/2002/January/msg01564.html