Photomicrograph of an air bubble entrapped in a lacquer film on mahogany panel.
Portrait of a problem . Problems abound at every step in surface coating formulation and application. This portrait of a tiny blister represents only one of many challenges Shell Chemical technicians encounter in their continuing program of practical and theoretical research. Shell's high quality ketones, alcohols, and intermediates, coupled with technical assistance to surfacecoating formulators, lead to prod-
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