Table I. Relative Color Intensities Produced by Pure Phenols and Concentrated Phenol Mixtures Intensity0 of Color Produced by 1 Mg. of Material Relative to Color from 1 Mg. of Petroleum Cresylic Acid (b.r. 220-Material225°C.)b Petroleum cresylic acids Boiling range 220-225°C.& 1.00 Boiling range 200-220® C.b 1.42 Boiling range 200-225°C.& 1.34 Boiling range 200-235°C. b
Corrosiondata were obtainedin a well in the Salton Sea GeothermalField. These data were obtainedfrom inspectionof steel tubin~removedfrom the 4200-footwell and from spedmene of variousalloys exposed at the bottom of the well. Analyseswere made of scale on the tubingsurfaceat five locationsof varyi~g depth. Corrosiondata were obtainedalso from specimensexposed in surfaceequipmenthandlingthe steam and high salinitybrine producedby the well.
Corrosiondata were obtainedin a well in the Salton Sea GeothermalField. These data were obtainedfrom inspectionof steel tubin~removedfrom the 4200-footwell and from spedmene of variousalloys exposed at the bottom of the well. Analyseswere made of scale on the tubingsurfaceat five locationsof varyi~g depth. Corrosiondata were obtainedalso from specimensexposed in surfaceequipmenthandlingthe steam and high salinitybrine producedby the well.
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