Possibilities Of Western Pines As A Source Of Naval Stores
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"Possibilities Of Western Pines As A Source Of Naval Stores" explores the potential of western pine species as a sustainable source for naval stores, specifically turpentine and rosin. Authored by Harold Scofield Betts, this study delves into the chemical composition and extraction methods relevant to utilizing these pines for industrial purposes. The work examines the economic viability and practical challenges associated with harvesting and processing western pines to meet the demand for naval stores. This resource offers valuable insights for those interested in forestry, chemical engineering, and the sustainable utilization of natural resources.
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