T. O. M. Microfilm Reel 018
(Original Identification Reel 18A)
Table of Contents
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Bag 3042, Target 30/4.02 – I. G. Farbenindustrie, A. G. - Leuna
(A) Butane Dehydrogenation and Isomerization
1. Equilibrium Calculation for the Dehydrogenation of Butane
2. Memorandum on Alkylation, Dehydrogenation and Isomerization Problems
3. Memorandum on Isomerization.
4. Manufacture of Dehydrogenation Catalyst
5. Separation of Butanes and Butylenes by Azeotropic Distillation
6. Catalyst Evaluation Method
7. Design for Dehydrogenation, Isomerization and Alkylation Plant at Scholven
8. Comparison of Catalytic Dehydrogenation with Chlorination Dehydrochlorination
9. Comparison of Catalytic Dehydrogenation with Chlorination-Dehydrochlorination
10. Status of Development Work on Hydrogenation, Isomerization and Alkylation at Leuna
11. History of the Development of Dehydrogenation of Isobutane, Isomerization and Alkylation at Leuna
12. Comparision of Catalytic Dehydrogenation with Chlorination-Dehydrochlorination
13. Octane No. of Fractions of Alkylate
14. Dehydrogenation of Propane by Chlorination
15. Patent Application for Chlorination of Paraffins
16. Design of Hydrogenation, Isomerization and Alkylation for Bohlen
16a. Design of Dehydrogenation, Isomerization and Alkylation for Wesseling
17. Design of Dehydrogenation, Isomerization and Alkylation for Blechhammer
18. Design of Dehydrogenation, Isomerization and Alkylation for Politz
19. Design of Dehydrogenation, Isomerization and Alkylation for Brux
20. Inspection Data of Alkylation Blends
21. Exchange of Experiences on Alkylation and Related Subjects
22. Reworking of Spent Dehydrogenation Catalysts
23. Analytical Data on Alkylate
24. Plant Experiments on Dehydrogenation of Butane
25. Butane & Propane Dehydrogenation with Fixed Catalyst Bed
26. Utilization of Spent Alkylation Acid
27. New Design of Dehydrogenation Furnace at Politz
28. Exchange of Experiences with Dehydrogenation and Alkylation Plants
29. Dehydrogenation of Butane with Fixed Bed Catalyst
30. Drying of Dehydrogenation Catalysts
31. Use of Propylene in Alkylation
32. Use of Butylene from Fischer-Tropsch for Alkylation
33. Conference on Isomerization – 4/21/42
34. Experiments on the Removal of Butadiene from the Reaction Gas from Butane Dehydrogenation
35. Enrichment of Lower Aliphatic Olefins from Olefin-Paraffin Mixture by Absorption in Silver Solution
36. Catalytic Dehydrogenation Propane to Propane
37. Methods of Dehydrogenation of Gaseous Hydrocarbons
38. Method of Preparing Valuable Fuels (H2SO4 Alkylation)
39. Method of Preparing Valuable Fuels (Conc. of C4)
40. Solvent Extraction of Light Olefins from Olefin-Paraffin Mixtures
41. Hirschbeck-Catalytic Dehydrogenation of iso-Butane
(B) Miscellaneous
42. First Period of Operation of Arobin Plant
43. Kuckuck-Correspondence Codes
44. Dehydrogenation of 1-1-3 Dioxane to Amylene Glycol
45. Report on Visit to Leverkusen re Synol or Oxo
46. (Alcohols – C7-C9) – Determination of Sulfur and Chlorine in Tin-Containing Oils
47. Determination of Chromium and Zinc in Catalysts
48. Determination of Chromium and Zinc in Catalysts
49. Use of Raman Spectra in Analysis
50. Method for Recovering Hydrogen Peroxide
51. Breaking of Crude Oil Emulsion
52. Preparation of Methylamine from Methanol and Ammonia by the Use of Pressure and Catalyst
53. Experiments on Preparation of Adioic Acid and Alkyladipic Acids
54. Chemical Equilibria in the Claus Process
55. Production of Synthetic Montmevillanite from Generator Slag for Treatment of Used Lubricating Oils
56. Theory of Electrolytic Synthesis of Sebasic Acid from Adipic Acid
57. Determination of Neutral Oil Content of Phenol Oils and Phenol Waste Liquor
58. Solubility of cyclohexanone oxime in cyclohexane
59. Dephenolizing Phenolic Water by Means of Flue Gas from the Boiler House
60. Polyurethane
61. Triptane
62. German Patent Application OZ 15,063. Method for Refining Waxy Oils. February 13, 1945. 7 pages.
63. Method for Preparation of Aliphatic Diamines
64. Method for Preparation of Condensation Products
65. Preparation of Amines from Aldehydes and Ketones by Hydrogenation in the presence of Ammonia
66. Chemical Reports, April 1942
67. Preparation of Aromatic Amines by Hydrogenation under Pressure
68. Preparation of Diesel Oil from Coal Middle Oil through Extraction with Butane – SO2
69. CO2 Washer Design
70. Paraffin Nitration
(C) Catalytic Cracking
71a. Aviation Gasoline by Catalytic Cracking. July 1942. 17 pages.
72. German Patent Application OZ 14,399. A Fluid Catalyst Process. September 14, 1943. 5 pages.
73. 40,000 Ton/Yr. Catalytic Cracking (K.K.) Plant for Moosbierbaum. July 12, 1943. 1 page.
75. Status of catalytic cracking of June 1942. July 27, 1942. 13 pages.
77. Burning Velocity of Coke from Catalyst in Catalytic Cracking Process. August 4, 1944. 8 pages.
78. Catalytic Cracking of Pure Hydrocarbons. June 1944. 41 pages.
79. Catalytic Cracking in a Fixed Bed – Report of Leuna Pilot Plant. September 1943. 24 pages.
80. Aircraft Fuel from Catalytic Cracking. July 1942. 14 pages.
81. Fluid Catalytic Cracking. July 1939. 25 pages.
82. Catalytic Cracking of Hydrocarbons. March 1939. 50 pages. Includes internal table of contents.