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Air in Gasoline Raises Costs, Say Engineers
Washington reports at the twenty second National Conference on Weights and Measures focus on air dissolved in gasoline and its impact on price. Dr Oscar C Bridgeman explains dissolved air can make gasoline appear to boil and tests describe two methods to measure solubility. The discussion notes variability with gasoline gravity and mentions tobacco imports in the British Isles totaling over 95 million dollars.
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Oscar C. Bridgeman
Bureau of Standards
Society of Automotive Engineers
Dr. Bridgeman