American Chemical Industry, Volume 6Van Nostrand, 1945 |
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... raw material . New agricultural raw materials high in pentosans had to be found quickly , among which corncobs , cottonseed hulls , and rice hulls occupied an important position . The procurement of raw materials for furfural ...
... raw material . New agricultural raw materials high in pentosans had to be found quickly , among which corncobs , cottonseed hulls , and rice hulls occupied an important position . The procurement of raw materials for furfural ...
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... raw material , and continues to rank among the leaders in this industry . It also manufactures flavoring materials , as well as a wide and diversified line of cosmetic raw materials , such as absorption bases , emulsifiers , fatty acid ...
... raw material , and continues to rank among the leaders in this industry . It also manufactures flavoring materials , as well as a wide and diversified line of cosmetic raw materials , such as absorption bases , emulsifiers , fatty acid ...
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... raw materials used by the American perfumer . Originally these products were made only in Germany , Switzerland , and Holland ; they were practically unknown in this country . About 1908 Van Dyk & Co. began to manufacture them on a ...
... raw materials used by the American perfumer . Originally these products were made only in Germany , Switzerland , and Holland ; they were practically unknown in this country . About 1908 Van Dyk & Co. began to manufacture them on a ...
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TIONGENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANYTHE GLIDDEN COMPANYB | 230 |
PACIFIC COAST BORAX COMPANYParke DAVIS COMPANYPATENT | 367 |
NAME INDEX | 493 |
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