OXYGEN-CONTAINING ORGANIC COMPOUNDS

ETHYLENE oxide

174

576-579

“ oxide, absorption of, in aluminum chloride solutions, by Metzger

2

2168

11

50 ‘64-50 ‘75

“ oxide and related products, Schkopau

191

25056-25084

“ oxide by direct oxidation of ethylene at Zweckel I. G. Farbenindustrie. Reported by M. A. Matthews.

239

40 ‘42-40 ‘45

“ oxide, flowsheet for production of chlorhydrine and, Leuna M 1416-2

195

31743

“ oxide, notes on manufacture of, by I. G. Garben, reported by J. F. C. Gartshore

226

60 ‘13-60 ‘19

“ oxide plant, layout of a chlorhydrine and, Leuna M 1394-2

195

31734

FURAN and butadiene distillation, connections of the

119

90 ‘81

90 ’82-90 ‘84

HYDROCARBONS with attached active oxygen, studies of, by A. W. Schmidt, H. Beck and F. Neule

247

90 ‘1-90 ‘130

KETONE peroxide

26

1..3-1..8

219

0 ‘16-0 ‘22

METHYL-ethyl ketone peroxide, the production of, by Roth

222

3669-3689

OZONIDES, a new method of oxidation, splitting of, Leuna

23

23..588-23..603

PEROXIDE formation, lowering in knock resistance of Kogasin I during storage as a result of, and the effect of adding inhibitors, by Koch

44

32-40

“ , synthetic, so far used, preliminary survey of the

247

100’1-100’7

PROPANE oxidation plant, flowsheet of, Leuna

23

17..549

“ peroxide, description of process and data

81

4740-4752

“ peroxide. Dutch report on pilot plant and late I. G. research.

65

3041

(End of Reel)

10..72-10..82

“ peroxide, flowsheets on process

81

4683

“ peroxide, oxidation of propane to

80

3264-3304

“ peroxide, preparation of, by incomplete oxidation or propane

80

4023-4024

“ peroxide, preparation of, in a semi-technical experimental plant, by Zerbe

79

3996

126

2425-2430

Translation by the Texas Co.

243

50 ‘99-50 ‘104

Translation by Phill. Petro. Co.

245

50 ‘1-50 ‘7

“ peroxide, recovery of hydrogen peroxide from, by P. L. Kooijman

79

2595-2640

Translation by Phill. Petro. Co.

245

50 ‘80-50 ‘126

“ peroxide, report in Dutch on preparation of sodium perborate and similar compounds from propane peroxide

81

4838

“ peroxide, report on the best conditions of preparation of, (Dutch)

81

4839-4844

“ peroxide, review of work on process for 1940-1941

81

175-176

4807-4830

TETRAHYDROFURAN and derivatives, ring-splitting of, to produce esters of chlorobutanol

22

753-759

“ derivatives, the production of, U. S. Navy technical report 105-45. Prepared by F. H. Roberts.

209

80274-80280

“ , drawings

27

2077

35..229-37..23*

“ , instrument flowsheet for

31

2078

54..282

“ intermediates, the production of, reported by F. H. Roberts

199

0 ‘5-0 ‘8

0 ‘22-0 ‘25

“ , letter report on the preparation of, to the chief of U. S. naval operations, #123-45 (not readable)

209

80019-80026

TETRAHYDROFURAN plant and flowsheet, layout and construction details of

31

2078

38..273-49..274

“ plant, building layout for

31

2078

56..284

“ , polymerization of, Hasche Reel 2, frames 547-570

209

80026-80069

80086-80092

Translation by S. O. Co. (Ind.)

244

110’37-110’55

“ production, flow diagram of

119

90 ‘79

PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMISTRY

BIOLOGICAL tests on large number of chemicals, I. G. Farbenindustrie, Pharmakologisches Laboratorium

208

100-469

470-507

CHEMOTHERAPY tests on large number of chemicals, I. G. Farbenindustrie. Chemotherap. Laboratorium.

208

508-945

HYDROCARBONS high in sulfur content for pharmaceutical purpose, production of

185

1102-1172

1730-1733

ICHTHYOL

187

3804-3823

“ from oil shale, literature concerning production of

185

1472-1483

“ preparations

187

3187-3195

PESTS, list of preparations for combatting

91

17-27

PHARMACEUTICAL materials, preparation of

119

90 ‘11-90 ‘16

“ reports, miscellaneous

187

4156-4181

RESORCINOL derivatives, manufacture of

155

864-871

SALVES, on the use of symalene in

70

685

WHITE oil manufacture

116

70’111-70’116

PHENOLS

CRESOL, determination of o- m- p-

189

21408-21430

PHENOL, adipic acid, 1943/44

54

677

“ and hydrocarbons, nitration of

217

0 ‘29-0 ‘32

0 ‘35-0 ‘46

“ distillation and extraction from carbonization liquor

189

21273-21367

m-PHENOL oils boiling above the xylenols, investigation of constituents of, by Bemmann

15

2345-2362

PHENOL, pure, from low temperature carbonization products of brown coal, production of

5

2747

26

50 ‘68-50 ‘81