2527. NELLY, H. M., JR., KEITH, P. C., JR., AND WILSON, D. W. (M. W. Kellogg Co.). Liquid Hydrocarbons From Hydrocarbon Gases. Canadian Patent 411,292, Mar. 23, 1943. Chem. Abs., vol. 37, 1943, p. 3589.

Hydrocarbon gas is burned in a catalyst contact zone, the temperature rising to 1,800°-2,200° F.; the CO₂ is recovered, mixed with hydrocarbon gas and steam, and subjected to catalytic conversion to form CO and H₂, and the mixture of CO and H₂, is converted into liquid hydrocarbons in the presence of a catalyst at elevated temperature. Describes an apparatus.

NELSON, K. J. See abs. 828, 829.

NENRYO, KENKYUZYOTYO, DIRECTOR OF. See abs. 124, 3763.

NEWCOMBE, J. See abs. 1111.

NEWELING, H. See abs. 647.

NEWNS, J. E. See abs. 888, 889, 890.