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T. O. M. Microfilm Reel 074

(Original Identification reel ADRC 9A)

Table of Contents

Bag 3896, Target Opportunity – Reichinstitut fur Erdolforschung – Hannover

Continued from TOM reel 073.

8.             Studies of oil deposits.  Collection of mainly short reports from 1944-1945.  107 pages (continued from reel 073).

9.             Low temperature carbonization.  July and November, 1944.  12 pages.

10.           Torpedo oils.  Report and patent application.  November-December 1944 and January 1945.  11 pages.

11.           Vapor lock studies. 1944.  75 pages.

12.           Flame thrower fuels.  November and December 1944.  10 pages.

13.           Preparation of highly alkylated cyclohexanes.  February and July 1944.  10 pages.

14.           Use of crude oil for Diesel engines.  2 reports.  1944.  18 pages.

15.           Miscellaneous patent applications. 

A.            Technique for processing used motor oil and impure fats.  By Dr. A. Dornow.  November 27, 1944.  3 pages.

B.            Technique for separating hydrocarbons from their accompanying substances and conversion products.  4 pages.

C.            Correspondence.  January 1945.  3 pages.

D.            Process for the production of falmmable gels and thickened liquids.  September 28, 1944.  2 pages.

E.             Boot for drill pipes for rotary oil-well drilling installations.  June 8, 1944.  2 pages.

F.             Process for the production of halogenated ketones from higher acids or naphthenic acids.  August, 1944.  3 pages.

G.             Process for improving technically resulting acids, like advanced or naphthenic acids.  September 1944.  3 pages.

16.           Refining of oils with hydrogen fluoride.

A.            Brief report:  The refining of oil and/or brown coal tar fractions with liquid hydrogen fluoride for the production of Diesel fuels, lubricating oils and fuel oils for the armed forces.  March 1, 1944, with cover letter dated December 13, 1944.  8 pages.

B.            Summary report: The refining of oil and/or brown coal tar fractions with liquid hydrogen fluoride for the production of Diesel fuels, lubricating oils and fuel oils for the armed forces.  July 7, 1944.  51 pages.

C.            Work report:  Proving refining of uniform hydrocarbons using the selectivity of hydrofluoric acid.  Undated, but post-1943.  23 pages.

17.           Hydraulic liquids.  Series of short reports plus detailed drawings.  November 1944 through January 1945.  33 pages.

18.           Preparation of extreme pressure lubricants.  February and July, 1944.  13 pages.

19.           Micro-chemical investigation of generator filter-residues.  January 19, 1945.  3 pages.

20.           Lubrication problems – miscellaneous.  March 1944 through March 1945.  28 pages.

21.           Fuel, lubricating, and cooling materials – monthly reports.  March, August, September, and October, 1944.  12 pages.

22.           Coloration of Flames.  2 memos.  April and August, 1943.  5 pages.

23.           Desulfurization and refining, miscellaneous refining problems.  December 1944 through March 1945.  6 pages.

24.           Analytical data on oils.  March 1944 through February 1945.  8 pages.

25.           Safety fuels.  Undated report.  7 pages.

26.           Specifications for fuels and lubricants – for marine, aviation, and army use.  57 pages.

27.           Utilization of low octane number fuels in internal combustion engines.  November 1944 through March 1945.  23 pages.

28.           Investigation of lubricants.  August to December, 1944.  21 pages.

29.           Compass fluids.  September to December, 1944.  9 pages.

End of Bag 3896.