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T. O. M. Microfilm Reel 023

(Original Identification Reel 23A)

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Note from the editors – only selected documents from this microfilm reel have been completely processed and presented below in cleaned and grouped format (Bag 3046, Items 15-17 and 20-22 only, identified by HTML links). The remainder of the reel is not related to the Fischer-Tropsch process, and therefore complete processing cannot be justified at this time.

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Bag 3424, Target 30/4.02 – I. G. Farbenindustrie A. G., Leuna

4. Yearly Operating Summary by Months for Coal Hydrogentaion at Leuna, 1941

5. Same - 1942

6. Notes on Catalysts IG 6719 and 6434

7. Automatic Hydrogenation Plant Controllers

8. Operating Sheets and Theromocouples

9. Scheme of tar, coal and bezene stalls

10. Separators and Expansion Valve, I.G.

11. Oil Fields Etc. of USSR

12. Pencil Flow Sheet Leuna Alkylation Plant

13. Pencil Flow Sheet Leuna Phosphoric Acid, Polymerization of Isobutylenes.

14. Leuna Plant for SO2 Extraction of Mersol

15. Leuna Plant for Production of Mercolat 30

16. Separation of Aliphatic Alcohols from Associated Hydrocarbons by Extraction with Aqueous Methanol

17. Flow Sheet of a Propane Oxidation Plant

18. Construction Details of DHD Reactors

19. Flow Sheet of Leuna DHD Plant

20. Butane Production Agreement Between Brabag and Ammoniawerke

21. Constitution of Mepasin Sulfonate

22. Sulfo-Chlorination of Isobutane

23. A New Method of Oxidation using Ozone

24. Methods of Splitting off Chlorine from High Molecular Weight Alphatic Alkyl Chlorides without Displacement of the Double Bond.

25. Special Type: esamoll

26. Constitution and Distribution of Production of Sulfo-Chlorination of n-butane in CCl4 Solution

27. Preparation of Disulfochlorides by Sulfochlorination of High M.W. Hydrocarbons

28. Preparation, Properties and Comparative Capillarity Investigations with 8 Hexadecanes derived from Sulfonates and Sulfates

Bag 3046, Target 30/4.02 – I. G. Farbenindustrie A.G., Leuna

1. Inspections and Knock Ratings of Typical DHD Products

2. Correspondence on Catalyst Requirements and Manufacture

3. Operating Instructions for DHD plant, Leuna

4. Report on Visit to Politz Hydrogenation Plant

5. Report on Visit to Ludwigshafen DHD Plant

6. Catalyst Discussion - DHD

7. Conference on Separation of Aromatic Gasoline from DHD Bottoms

8. Workup of DHD Products

9. Operating Conditions for new Reactor System at Politz

10. Production of High Anti-Knock by Dehydrogeantion of Heavy Naphthas

11. Conference on DHD Operation

12. High Anti-Knock Fuel Status at end Dec. 1940

13. DHD Experiments with 100-liter Reactor – Report No. 6

14. DHD Experiments with 100-liter Reactor – Report No. 5

(B) Patent Applications

15. Patent Applications on Organic Chemicals

A. OZ 14,609. Anti-foam means. 5 pages. Page 1 clipped on right hand side.

B. OZ 14,606. Process for the production of high molecular weight sulfur containing compounds. February 22, 1944. 5 pages.

C. OZ 14,547. Process for the production of unsaturated compounds. January 6, 1944. 3 pages.

D. OZ 14,568. Process for the polymerization of (low molecular weight) olefins. January 20, 1944. 3 pages.

E. OZ 14,523. Process for the production of organic compounds. December 21, 1943. 3 pages.

F. OZ 14,521. Process for the production of oxygen containing organic compounds. December 20, 1943. 5 pages.

G. OZ 14,522. Process for the production of non-oxygen containing (oxygen free) organic compounds. December 20, 1943. 5 pages.

H. OZ 14,493. Process for the production of sulph-amido compounds. December 3, 1943. 3 pages.

I. OZ 14,484. Process for the production of low salt content (“salzarmer”) sulphonate. November 29, 1943. 4 pages.

J. Memo on discussions held on September 14, 1943 on patent applications OZ 11,136 and I 63 619 4d/12o. September 16, 1943. 1 page.

K. OZ 14,480. Synthetic products (“Kunstmassen”). November 24, 1943. 3 pages.

L. OZ 14,470. Process for the production of sulfon acid esters. November 17, 1943. 4 pages.

16. Patent Applications, Processes

A. OZ 14,451. Process for the separation of aromatic hydrocarbons from mixtures. November 2, 1943. 4 pages

B. OZ 14,464. Process for the purification on non-aqueous liquids. November 9, 1943.

17. Patent Applications, Apparatus

A. OZ 14,474. Devices for temperature error free measurements of pressure or pressure dependent volumes. November 19, 1943. 12 pages.

18. Horizontal Coal Hydrogenation Converters

19. Steel for Hydrogenation (Relations with Krupp)

(D) Lubricating Oil

20. Specifications and Standardization of Lube Oils.

A. Correspondence and report of the meeting of the sub-committee for lubricating oil requirements held in Berlin on February 21, 1941. 15 pages.

B. Lubricant standardization. Correspondence and attached reports. February 24, 1941. 9 pages.

C. Lubricant standardization. Correspondence and attached reports. March 1941. 13 pages.

D. Miscellaneous similar reports, beginning with the Correspondence and report of the meeting of the sub-committee for lubricating oil requirements held in Berlin on June 27, 1941 (16 pages.). Quality of initial report generally decent, but most of the rest is extremely poor and only sometimes legible. 141 pages total (about 30 Mb file size).

21. New Lube Oil Plant Construction reports and correspondence, including Scheme of SS-Oil Manufacture. July and August, 1941. 15 pages.

22. Miscellaneous: Lube Oil Conservation; “Landastol”. December 1941 and March 1942. 6 pages.

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