American Chemical Industry, Volume 6Van Nostrand, 1945 |
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... sodium chlorite possesses the unique ability of bleaching cellulosic fibers to a high degree of whiteness without attacking or degrading the fibers . Commercial application of sodium chlorite led to the development of another bleaching ...
... sodium chlorite possesses the unique ability of bleaching cellulosic fibers to a high degree of whiteness without attacking or degrading the fibers . Commercial application of sodium chlorite led to the development of another bleaching ...
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... sodium aluminate answered the boiler water problems better than Colline . An 8 % solution made its appearance in the water - treating field as Kern's Water Softener or KWS sodium aluminate . About the same time Evans , then assistant ...
... sodium aluminate answered the boiler water problems better than Colline . An 8 % solution made its appearance in the water - treating field as Kern's Water Softener or KWS sodium aluminate . About the same time Evans , then assistant ...
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... sodium and disodium phosphates . At approximately this same time , William D. Patten had discovered the advantage of using acid sodium pyrophosphate as the leavening ingredient of commercial baking powders . To find a manufacturing ...
... sodium and disodium phosphates . At approximately this same time , William D. Patten had discovered the advantage of using acid sodium pyrophosphate as the leavening ingredient of commercial baking powders . To find a manufacturing ...
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TIONGENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANYTHE GLIDDEN COMPANYB | 230 |
PACIFIC COAST BORAX COMPANYParke DAVIS COMPANYPATENT | 367 |
NAME INDEX | 493 |
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