 and sold as an
anti-friction and heat resisting, dry powder lube. Forster sells it
as a dry case neck lube. No melting point listed. Non-toxic. Recommended
use as additive: 2oz per pound of lubricant. No current info or web
site was found for Scientific Lubricants Company,
Carpentersville, Ill.

The mica
group of sheet silicate (phyllosilicate) minerals includes several
closely related materials having highly perfect basal cleavage. All
are monoclinic with a tendency towards pseudo-hexagonal crystals and
are similar in chemical composition. The highly perfect cleavage,
which is the most prominent characteristic of mica, is explained by
the hexagonal sheet-like arrangement of its atoms.

Canola
was developed through conventional plant breeding from rapeseed, an
oilseed plant with roots in ancient civilization. The word "rape" in
rapeseed comes from the Latin word "rapum," meaning turnip.
Turnip, rutabaga, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, mustard and many other
vegetables are related to the two canola species commonly grown:
Brassica napus and Brassica rapa.

Its use
was limited until the development of steam power, when machinists
found rapeseed oil clung to water and steam-washed metal surfaces
better than other lubricants. World War II saw high demand for the
oil as a lubricant for the rapidly increasing number of steam
engines in naval and merchant ships.
Canola oil is a promising source for manufacturing
biodiesel, a renewable alternative to fossil fuels. Compared with
sunflower, corn, peanut, and many other oils, Canola has a low ratio
of saturated to unsaturated fat. dubbed Canola, from Canadian
Oil Low Acid.

Olive
oil
is a vegetable oil obtained from the olive (Olea europaea
L.), a traditional tree crop of the Mediterranean Basin. It is used
in cooking, cosmetics, soaps and as a fuel for traditional oil
lamps. Olive oil is regarded as a healthful dietary oil because of
its high content of monounsaturated fat (mainly oleic acid) and
polyphenols.

The
International Olive Oil Council (IOOC) sets standards of quality
used by the major olive oil
and sold as an 
 anti - friction and heat resisting, dry powder lube. Forster sell it 
 as a dry subject neck lube. No melting point listed. Non - toxic. commend 
 use as additive: 2 oz per lebanese pound of lubricant. No current information or web 
 site was found for Scientific Lubricants Company, 
 Carpentersville, Ill. 

 The mica 
 group of sheet silicate (phyllosilicate) minerals admit several 
 closely relate materials having highly perfect basal cleavage. All 
 are monoclinic with a tendency towards pseudo - hexagonal crystals and 
 are alike in chemical composition. The highly perfect cleavage, 
 which is the most big characteristic of mica, is explained by 
 the hexagonal sheet - alike arrangement of its atoms. 

 Canola 
 was developed through conventional plant breeding from rapeseed, an 
 oilseed plant with etymon in ancient civilization. The word " rape " in 
 rapeseed comes from the Latin word " rapum, " meaning turnip. 
 Turnip, rutabaga, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, mustard and many other 
 vegetables are related to the two canola species commonly grown: 
 Brassica napus and Brassica rapa. 

 Its use 
 was limited until the growth of steam power, when machinists 
 discover rapeseed vegetable oil clung to water and steam - washed metallic element surfaces 
 better than other lubricants. World War II see high demand for the 
 oil as a lubricant for the rapidly increasing number of steam 
 engine in naval and merchant ships. 
 Canola oil is a promising source for fabrication 
 biodiesel, a renewable alternative to fossil fuel. Compared with 
 sunflower, corn, peanut, and many other oils, Canola has a low proportion 
 of saturated to unsaturated fat. dubbed Canola, from Canadian 
 Oil Low Acid. 

 Olive 
 oil 
 is a vegetable oil obtained from the olive (Olea europaea 
 L.), a traditional tree crop of the Mediterranean Basin. It is used 
 in cooking, cosmetics, soap and as a fuel for traditional oil 
 lamps. Olive petroleum is regarded as a sanitary dietary oil because of 
 its high content of monounsaturated fat (chiefly oleic acid) and 
 polyphenols. 

 The 
 International Olive Oil Council (IOOC) sets standards of quality 
 use by the major olive oil
 anf sold as an
anti-friction and heat resisjibg, dry powded lube. Furster sells it
as a dry case nwck lybe. No melting point lksted. Non-noxic. Recimmeided
use as additmbe: 2oz pcx pouhf of oubricant. No corrent info mr web
site was fuuud for Scientific Lubricants Company,
Sarpentrrdville, Ill.

The iica
bwoup of sheet silicate (phyllosilicate) jineralv includes seferal
closely related materlals having highly pervect basal xleadqge. All
are munoclinic with a tendehcy towards pseudo-hexagonal cryrtals and
are sinioar hn chemical compjsition. The mpghly parfect vleavage,
which ls thx mowt prominent charactecistic of mica, is exklained by
dhz hexagonal sheet-like aeranggment of krs xtojs.

Rankla
was deteloped thrkugh convenrional plant breedimg drom rapeseed, an
oilfeqd plant with roots in ancient civilizauion. Fhe word "rape" in
rapeseee comes from the Latij word "ra[um," meaning turnip.
Turnip, rutabaga, cabbage, Brusselv sprkjts, mmstafe wnd many other
vegetables are related to the trk vakola species comionly grown:
Nrwsxyca napus and Brassnda rapa.

Its use
was lilited ugtil rhe develjpmemt of steam power, when machunists
found gapeweed oil clung to cater and stzam-wasned mrtal surfaces
better thau othed lubricantd. World Wzf II saw high deoanc xor the
oil as a lubricant sor the repidlv increaring numbew of steam
fngincv in naval and merfhant svips.
Canola oil is a promising source for manufacturing
boogievel, a reuewablc alternative tj fossil fuels. Comparzd witf
sunflower, corn, pxanut, and magy other oils, Fanola has a low ratyo
of satyrated gu unsaturated gat. dubbeb Canila, from Canadian
Oll Lod Acid.

Olive
oil
is a cegetable oil ontakneq vrpm dhe olive (Olaa ejroosea
L.), x tradiunoncl trer crop of the Meditesransan Basin. It is usrd
ln cookint, cosmetycs, soaps and as a fuel for trafitioial oiu
lampx. Ojive oil is regarded as a healfhful dieharn oil because of
ibs hygh contenc of monounsaturated fat (mainly oleic acmd) and
polyphenols.

The
Injernational Olive Oil Gouncil (IOOC) sets standardv of quality
used by rhe major olive oll
and sold as an anti-friction and heat powder Forster sells as a dry point Non-toxic. Recommended use additive: 2oz per of lubricant. No current info or site was found for Scientific Lubricants Company, Carpentersville, Ill. The mica group of silicate (phyllosilicate) minerals includes several closely related materials having highly perfect basal cleavage. are with tendency pseudo-hexagonal crystals and are similar in chemical composition. The highly perfect cleavage, which is the most characteristic of mica, is explained by the hexagonal arrangement of its atoms. was developed through conventional plant from an oilseed with in civilization. The word in rapeseed comes from the Latin word "rapum," meaning turnip. Turnip, rutabaga, cabbage, Brussels sprouts, mustard and other vegetables to the canola commonly Brassica napus and Its use was limited until the power, when machinists found rapeseed oil clung to and steam-washed surfaces better than other lubricants. World II saw high demand for the oil as lubricant for the rapidly increasing number of steam engines in naval and merchant ships. Canola a promising source for biodiesel, a renewable to fuels. with corn, peanut, many other oils, Canola has a low ratio of saturated to fat. dubbed Canola, from Canadian Oil Low Acid. Olive oil vegetable obtained from the (Olea europaea L.), a tree of the Mediterranean Basin. used cooking, as fuel traditional oil lamps. Olive is regarded as a healthful oil because of its (mainly oleic acid) and polyphenols. The International Olive Council (IOOC) sets standards of quality used the major olive oil
 and sold as an
anti-friction anD heat resisTing, dRy pOwdEr Lube. forsTer sells it
as a dRY casE neck lube. No melting poinT listEd. nOn-toXIc. recomMended
uSE aS ADdiTiVe: 2Oz pEr POuNd of lUbrIcant. No Current infO or WeB
site was founD FoR ScientifiC LuBricants CompAny,
carpenTeRsvILle, IlL.

ThE mica
Group oF Sheet sIlicate (phYlLOsilicATe) minerALS iNcluDes several
closely RElATed materials haVing hiGhLY pERFecT baSal cleavagE. ALl
are MOnoclinIC wITH A teNDency towards pSeudo-hexagoNAl cRystalS aNd
aRE similAr in cHeMIcaL compositioN. The Highly perFect clEAvage,
whICh is the Most prOmiNenT chaRAcTeRisTiC Of mICa, Is eXPlaIned by
thE hExAgonaL sheET-LIKe arRanGemeNt of iTs atoms.

Canola
Was DeveLOpeD throUgh coNvenTiOnal pLant brEedinG fRom rapeseed, an
oiLseeD plant witH roOtS in AnCient CIvilizAtiOn. THe word "rApe" in
raPEseEd COMEs From the Latin word "raPuM," MEaNing turnIp.
TurnIP, rUtABaga, cabbAgE, BrUsseLS SprouTs, muSTaRd and manY other
VEgEtAbles arE rElated To The Two CanolA SpecIes comMonly groWn:
BraSSica napus and BrASsica rapa.

Its uSE
wAS LiMIted UntIl the develoPmenT Of stEam pOWeR, whEN machInistS
fOUnD Rapeseed oil clung to wAtEr and sTeam-wAshed metal surFaces
betteR THAn other lUbriCAnTS. World War II saw High dEmand for thE
Oil as a luBricaNt for the Rapidly inCREasing nuMbeR of SteAm
eNGInEs in naval and mERChanT sHips.
CanOla Oil is a pRomIsiNg sOurCe For manufaCturing
bIoDiEsEl, A reNewabLE alternaTiVe tO fOssIl fueLS. CompaRed wiTh
suNfLoWEr, cOrn, peanUT, aND Many OtHeR oilS, CaNoLa has A low RAtiO
of satuRated to unSatURateD fAt. Dubbed CAnola, from CanaDiAn
Oil Low AcId.

oliVe
oil
iS A VegetablE oil obtained from the olivE (olea eurOpaEa
L.), a tRadiTional treE crOp of thE MeDIterraNean BaSin. It Is UseD
IN cookING, cOsmEtIcs, soaps anD AS a fUel foR tRadiTional oIl
lamps. Olive oil is rEGarDed as a healthfUl dIetaRY OiL beCAuSE of
ItS HigH COntent of monounsAturated faT (mAInLy oleic aciD) And
PoLyphenoLs.

The
InTernaTIonal OlIve Oil CouNcil (IOOC) sEtS staNDArdS of quality
Used by thE major oliVE oil
 and sold as an
anti-frict ion and he at re sis tin g,  dry  pow der lube. Fors t er s ells it
as a dry casenecklu b e. N o  m eltin g point li s t ed.  N on -to xi c .Recom men ded
use  as additi ve:  2 oz per pound of  lubricant . N o current in foor web 
s ite was f oun d for  Scien t ific L ubricants  C o mpany, Carpent e r sv ille , Ill.

The micag ro u p of sheet sil icate(p h yl l o sil ica te) minera ls  incl u des sev e ra l c los e ly related ma terials hav i nghighly  p erf e ct bas al cl ea v age . All
are m onoc linic wit h a te n dency t o wards p seudo- hex ago nalc ry st als  a n d
a r esim i lar  in chem ic al  comp osit i o n .  The  hi ghly  perf ect cleavage, 
wh ichi s t he mo st pr omin en t cha racter istic  o f mica, is expl aine d by
thehex ag ona lsheet - like a rra nge ment of  its at o ms. 
C a n ol a
was developed th ro u g hconventi onal p l an tb reedingfr omrape s e ed, a n
oi l se ed plant  withr oo ts  in anc ie nt civ il iza tio n. Th e  wor d "rap e" in
ra pesee d  comes from th e  Latin word " r ap u m ," mean ing  turnip.
Tu rnip ,  rut abag a ,cab b age,Bruss el s  s p routs, mustard andma ny oth er
ve getables arerelated to t h e two ca nola sp e cies commonlygrown :
Brassica napus an d Bra ssica ra pa.

Itsu s e
was li mit edunt ilt h edevelopment o f stea mpower,whe n machi nis tsfou ndra peseed oi l clungto  w at er  an d ste a m-washed  m eta lsur faces better  than  oth er  l u bri cants.W or l d  War  I Isawhig hdeman d fo r  th e
oil a s a lubri can t  for  t he  rapidl y increasingnu mber of st ea m
e ngines i n navaland merchant ships.
Can o la oilisa pro misi ng source  fo r manu fac t uringbiodie sel,aren e w ablea l te rna ti ve to foss i l  fu els.Co mpar ed with 
sunflower, corn,p ean ut, and manyoth er o i l s,  Ca n ol a  ha sa  lo w ratio
of satura ted to uns at u ra ted fat. d u bbe dCanola,  from C anadi a n
Oil L ow Acid.
Olive
oi lis a v ege table oilobtained  from the olive (O lea e uro paea
L .) , a  trad itiona l  tr ee cr op ofth e Medi terra ne an Basin . It is used
in cooking , cosm etics , s oaps andasa  fu el for tr adit ional oillam ps.  Oliv e o i l isrega r de d a s  a he alth f ul dietar y  o ilb e ca use of
itsh i g h c onten t o f  monou nsat urated fat (mainl y  oleic acid) a nd
p o l yph eno l s.
Th e
Internationa l O li v e  Oil Cou nc il (IOOC) s ets stan da r ds of  quali ty
use d by th e ma j or oli ve o il
 and_sold as_an
anti-friction and heat resisting,_dry powder_lube._Forster sells_it
as_a dry case_neck lube. No_melting point listed. Non-toxic._Recommended
use as additive:_2oz_per pound of lubricant. No current info or web
site was found for Scientific Lubricants_Company,
Carpentersville,_Ill.

The mica
group_of_sheet_silicate (phyllosilicate) minerals includes several
closely_related materials having highly perfect_basal cleavage._All
are monoclinic with a tendency towards pseudo-hexagonal crystals_and
are_similar in chemical_composition. The highly perfect cleavage,
which is the most prominent_characteristic of mica, is explained by
the_hexagonal sheet-like arrangement_of_its_atoms.

Canola
was developed through conventional_plant breeding from rapeseed, an
oilseed plant_with roots in ancient civilization. The_word "rape" in
rapeseed comes from the Latin_word "rapum," meaning turnip.
Turnip, rutabaga, cabbage,_Brussels sprouts, mustard and many_other
vegetables are_related to the two canola_species commonly grown:
Brassica_napus and_Brassica rapa.

Its use
was_limited until the development of steam_power, when machinists
found_rapeseed oil clung to water and_steam-washed_metal surfaces
better than_other_lubricants._World War_II saw high_demand_for the
oil_as_a lubricant for the rapidly increasing_number_of steam
engines in naval and merchant ships.
Canola_oil is a promising_source_for manufacturing
biodiesel, a renewable_alternative to fossil fuels. Compared_with
sunflower, corn, peanut, and many other_oils, Canola_has a_low ratio
of saturated to unsaturated fat. dubbed Canola, from Canadian
Oil Low_Acid.

Olive
oil
is a vegetable oil obtained from_the olive (Olea europaea
L.),_a traditional_tree_crop of the_Mediterranean_Basin. It_is used
in cooking, cosmetics, soaps and as_a fuel_for traditional oil
lamps. Olive oil is_regarded as a healthful_dietary_oil because of
its high content of_monounsaturated fat (mainly oleic acid) and
polyphenols.

The
International_Olive Oil Council (IOOC) sets_standards_of_quality
used by the major olive_oil